Tea certification standardizes Enshi farmers without erasing local practices
A qualitative study of Enshi Yulu tea farmers shows how certification expanded public branding while farmers retained varietal diversity, adaptive ...
Tag: cultural heritage
eDNA study maps microbial networks on Kraków urban stone
A study of 10 sub-aerial biofilm samples from Kraków identified substrate-related microbial patterns and contrasting co-occurrence structures among fungi, bacteria, ...
Pilot model shows 22 dB acoustic reduction after corridor retrofit
A controlled pilot-model comparison found a 22.0 dB mean reduction in indicated sound level after an acoustic retrofit, but the ...
Non-randomised Milan pre–post study links two museum activities with short-term anxiety and mood improvements
A non-randomised pre–post study of 135 adults at two Milan museums found that visual thinking strategies and guided visits were ...
Drone LiDAR Finds Three Unregistered Aboriginal Rock Shelters
A drone-mounted LiDAR survey identified three previously unregistered Aboriginal rock shelters containing rock art and stone artefacts in Australia’s Blue ...
AI Learns Ancient Art Rules to Bring Fading Dunhuang Murals Back to Life
A new AI framework called GECST combines generative adversarial networks with classical compositional rules to restore China's fading Dunhuang murals ...
Capsule Networks and User-Aware Path Planning Bring Yi Cultural Heritage Into Virtual Reality
A new study combines an improved graph capsule neural network with a user-aware A* path planning algorithm to create an ...
Mapping Flood Danger to Thousands of Historic Buildings Along a Chinese River Basin
A new study combines hydrological simulation, machine learning and spatial statistics to rank flood risk for 5,482 historic buildings across ...
Europe’s Floodplain Cultures Are Vanishing Alongside Their Rivers
A landmark review catalogues Europe's floodplain cultural practices and shows biological and cultural diversity declining together, offering a four-part framework ...
AI Learns to Redesign Ancient Ornaments Without Forgetting the Evidence
A new fine-tuning framework converts audited heritage evidence into computable constraints, letting AI redesign Chinese eave tiles and Mesopotamian friezes ...
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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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