Air-pollution emissions and population urbanisation in China: provincial co-evolution under structural transformation
For decades, the story of China's environment has been told as a tug-of-war: cities grow, factories roar, and the air ...
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North African reservoirs are losing the Algerian barb, a native fish squeezed by outdated rules
In the hill country of northern Tunisia, a quiet extinction is unfolding behind dam walls. The Algerian barb, Luciobarbus callensis, ...
Sugar tags on proteins reveal how microalgae survive CO2 starvation
A dual proteomics and glycoproteomics study of Nannochloropsis oceanica maps 5,136 proteins and 459 N-glycosylation sites, showing that sugar modifications ...
Jujuba tree bacteria help pearl millet thrive in salty soil with less fertilizer
Deep inside the tissues of the jujuba tree, a hardy perennial that shrugs off drought and salt in some of ...
Tiny Sentinels: How Island Bugs Reveal the Health of a Vanishing Forest
On the small volcanic island of Santa Maria, the easternmost outpost of the Azores Archipelago, a team of researchers has ...
Early feeding may be safe for the smallest preterm babies, study in Colombia finds
A two-center cohort study in Cali, Colombia, found that delaying enteral feeding beyond 48 hours in preterm infants under 32 ...
Straw, Lupine Green Manure and PGPR Cut Soil Nitrous Oxide Emissions in Crop Rotation
Nitrous oxide is one of agriculture's most stubborn climate problems. It is a greenhouse gas roughly 300 times more potent ...
Counterfactual Models Reveal How Treatment Shifts Distort Prognostic Predictions
Prognostic models sit at the heart of modern clinical decision-making. They take measurable patient characteristics—age, biomarkers, tumor grade, comorbidities—and convert ...
Machine Learning Meets Reality: Why Most Intraday Trading Strategies Die at the Broker’s Fee
A new study across 40 assets shows that after transaction costs, only a handful of machine learning intraday strategies remain ...
Phenotypic diversity and milk production performance of Somali camel ecotypes under extensive pastoral systems
Somalia's camel herders have sorted their animals into named types for generations, judging each beast by its frame, coat, hump ...
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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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