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Winter Storms and Ocean Eddies Duel Over the Energy That Drives Deep Mixing
Mooring observations in the subtropical Northwestern Pacific reveal that mesoscale eddies can drain or supply nearly half of the near-inertial...
Tiny Ocean Algae Reveal How Monsoon Rains Weakened the Indian Ocean’s Carbon Pump During the Last Ice Age
A 53,000-year coccolithophore record from the Bay of Bengal shows the ocean's biological carbon pump was weakest during the last...
Energy Audits Reveal How Nepal’s Factories Can Slash Emissions by Up to 90 Percent
A facility-level audit of Nepalese dairy, plastic, and aluminum plants shows that decarbonization strategies must be tailored to each factory's...
Weather Stations and Climate Indices Can Now Predict When Coastal Dunes Will Move
Researchers in Patagonia have shown that a simple logistic regression model using weather station data and the Southern Annular Mode...
Iron Isotopes Reveal Hidden Fingerprints of Pollution in the Air We Breathe
A comprehensive new analysis of iron isotopes in desert dust and industrial aerosols overturns the assumption that all anthropogenic iron...
Quantum Spins Move a Centimeter-Scale Diamond for the First Time in the Lab
Researchers at OIST have for the first time used quantum electron spin to move a levitated centimeter-scale diamond, opening a...
Bats in Farmed Savannas Carry a Surprising Load of Potential Pathogens in Their Guts
A new study of 109 little free-tailed bats in Eswatini reveals highly individual gut microbiomes rich in potential bacterial pathogens...
Ancient Greek Wisdom Could Teach Self-Driving Cars How to Really Drive
Philosophers propose that autonomous vehicles should be trained as digital duplicates of wise local drivers, endowed with a functional version...
NASA Puts Nearly 20,000 Ocean Samples to the Test to Keep Satellite Ocean Color Data Honest
A decade-long audit of nearly 20,000 NASA-analyzed ocean samples shows phytoplankton pigment measurements meet satellite validation standards, with natural patchiness...
How Revolutionary Heritage Trips Turn Visitors Into Storytellers
A survey of 597 visitors to Nanhu Lake in Jiaxing, China, shows that sensory, authentic, co-creation, and novelty experiences build...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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