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Alpine peat bogs reveal 10,000 years of cold snaps and human fingerprints in the Swiss Alps
Cores from 10,000-year-old peatlands in Switzerland's Fimba Valley record Holocene cold events, including the 8.2 ka climate anomaly, alongside millennia...
Climate Change Will Reshape Liver Fluke Risk Unevenly Across Africa and Europe, New Index Shows
A new mechanistic risk index projects that climate change will reduce fascioliasis risk across most of Africa while increasing it...
A Simple Electric Current Could Reveal How Thirsty Soils Breathe
New research shows that simple electrical conductivity measurements can track how drying soils constrain microbial respiration through the connectivity and...
Zirconium Pyrophosphate Boosts Proton Conductivity Thousands of Times in Solid Acid Electrolyte
Researchers report that adding zirconium pyrophosphate to cesium dihydrogen phosphate boosts proton conductivity by three to four orders of magnitude...
Battery-free liquid crystal chip glows dark when dangerous electromagnetic fields strike
Researchers have developed a battery-free wearable sensor chip that detects high-frequency electromagnetic fields by converting them into a visible optical...
Where the Rash Appears May Reveal Which Vasculitis a Patient Has
A retrospective study from The Ohio State University finds that truncal rash distribution, older age, and smoking help clinicians distinguish...
Who Decides on Solar Geoengineering? Researchers Map the Justice Terrain
Researchers argue that debates over solar geoengineering should focus less on whether outcomes would be just and more on the...
Two Platforms, One War: How Design Shapes Conflict and Cooperation Online
A new PLOS Complex Systems study comparing X and Wikipedia during the Russian invasion of Ukraine shows that platform architecture,...
Fruit Fly Protein Xrp1 Guards the Genome Through Two Separate Tumor-Suppressing Pathways
A new PLOS Genetics study shows that the Drosophila protein Xrp1 protects genome integrity through both a p53-dependent DNA damage...
AI Learns Where U.S. Streamflow Droughts Come From—and Predicts Them Where No Gauges Exist
A new USGS study trained 3,198 machine learning models to reveal the regional drivers of streamflow drought across the United...
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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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