Ancient Seawater Still Lurks Beneath a Vietnamese Coastal Aquifer, 5,000 Years After the Sea Receded
A density-dependent groundwater model reveals that saline water from a mid-Holocene marine highstand persists for over 5,000 years in Vietnam's ...
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Medieval Lake Tsunamis Reveal a Hidden Human-Made Hazard Lurking Beneath Alpine Shores
Two medieval earthquakes triggered catastrophic delta collapses in Italy's Lake Iseo, generating tsunamis up to 50 meters high, and new ...
Synthetic Storms Reveal How Rising Seas Will Reshape Chesapeake Hurricane Flooding
Virginia Tech researchers used thousands of synthetic hurricanes and sea-level rise projections to map how nonlinear tide, surge, and wave ...
GPU Power Boosts Mantle Flow Simulations Up to Elevenfold, New Solver Shows
A new open-source solver called GAUZZ runs geodynamic Stokes equations on GPUs up to eleven times faster than a 32-core ...
Drought Before the Storm: How Dry Spells Prime Clay Slopes for Catastrophic Landslides
New research from Türkiye's eastern Black Sea region shows that prolonged drought cracks clay-rich soils and dramatically amplifies the number ...
New Open-Source Tool Turns Rock Cooling Ages into Rates of Geological Change
Researchers have released Tc1D, an open-source Python model that links thermochronometer cooling ages directly to rates of exhumation, burial, and ...
Lessons from the world’s longest lockdown for online hydrogeology education
A hydrogeologist who taught groundwater courses through Melbourne's record 262-day COVID lockdown finds that online tools can enhance but never ...
AI Learns to Quantify Uncertainty in Groundwater Contamination Forecasts
Researchers have combined Bayesian physics-informed neural networks with Stein variational gradient descent to deliver fast, probabilistic forecasts of contaminant transport ...
Satellites Watch China’s Sinking Ground Slowly Rise Back as Aquifers Recover
Combining satellite radar, wavelet analysis, and numerical modeling, researchers show that land in the Xiong'an New Area is shifting from ...
Coal Particles Aren’t Perfect Spheres, and New Research Shows That Shapes How Methane Moves
New experiments and numerical modeling show that the spherical particle assumption systematically overestimates gas diffusion in coal, with an ellipsoidal ...
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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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