Earth & Environment Science
Geology, oceans, ecosystems and planetary earth systems research
Telehealth Initiative Cuts Risky Gun Behaviors Among Young Adults in Emergency Settings
A telehealth program significantly reduced risky firearm behaviors in young adults, showcasing a potential strategy for addressing firearm violence in emergencies.
University of Michigan’s Center for American Dialogue Launches Engaging Programs to Bridge Societal Divides
The University of Michigan's Center for American Dialogue introduces programs aimed at fostering constructive dialogue on pressing societal issues.
Understanding the Shifts in Political Communication and Media Access
The transformation in political communication, characterized by reduced press access and the rise of direct messaging, could reshape public accountability and media trust.
Quantum Simulations Illuminate Mysteries of Matter Formation
Duke Quantum Center researchers have harnessed quantum simulations to explore particle formation, revealing insights into fundamental physics.
Newly Discovered Snails Highlight Biodiversity Concerns in Montenegro
Two new snail species are uncovered in Montenegro, emphasizing biodiversity potential amid threats from planned hydropower projects.
New Findings at the LHC Narrow the Search for Quantum Black Holes
Researchers at the LHC have refined the search for quantum black holes, yielding insights that shape future experiments while eliminating unlikely theoretical models.
New Penguin Species Identified After Over a Century: Insights from Genomic Research
A team of researchers has identified a new species of gentoo penguin after decades of debate, marking a significant advancement in penguin taxonomy.
The Legacy of NASA's First Space Shuttle: From Concept to Testing
NASA's first space shuttle, Enterprise, paved the way for reusable spaceflight, marking a key moment in aerospace history.
Amazon's CEO on Embracing Questions and the Future of AI
Andy Jassy highlights the importance of asking questions and discusses the competitive landscape of AI during his talk at Harvard Business School.
Transforming Plastic Waste into Fuel: New Catalytic Process by ORNL
Researchers at ORNL have developed a novel method to convert polyethylene waste into gasoline and diesel-like fuels using molten salts, potentially enhancing energy security.
New Fluorescent Nanoparticles Enhance Detection of Chemical Differences in Low Concentrations
Researchers have developed dye-sensitized nanoparticles that boost sensitivity and selectivity in detecting chemicals, potentially transforming pharmaceuticals and environmental monitoring.
New Research Reveals T. rex's Body Temperature Comparable to Humans
Recent studies show T. rex maintained a body temperature around 97°F, suggesting warm-blooded characteristics that allowed survival in colder climates.
First Diplodocus Found in Europe Redefines Jurassic Distribution
A newly discovered Diplodocus fossil in Spain offers insights into dinosaur dispersal between continents during the Late Jurassic period.
NASA Confirms New Crater on the Moon from a Rare Impact Event
NASA has identified a new crater on the Moon, created by a rare impact from a sizable object, revealing insights about lunar geology.
New Snake Species Named After Guitarist Slash Highlights Biodiversity in New Guinea
Researchers honor Slash by naming a newly discovered snake species after him, shining a light on New Guinea's rich yet threatened biodiversity.
Testing Gravity with Muonium: A Unique Approach to Einstein's Theories
Researchers are poised to test gravitational interactions with muonium, potentially revealing new insights into fundamental physics.
Affordable CosmicWatch Device Transforms Particle Detection for Education and Research
The CosmicWatch detector offers an affordable solution for detecting cosmic particles, making physics accessible to students and enhancing research opportunities.
Newly Identified Prehistoric Species Sheds Light on Dinosaur Evolution
A newly discovered species, Dinodontosaurus isiyavamanda, revises the timeline of early dinosaur evolution and connects fossil records between continents.
Rediscovery of a Coral Reef Off Benin Challenges Assumptions About Marine Life Resilience
Scientists have re-identified a coral reef off Benin, previously thought dead, showcasing diverse marine life and highlighting the unknown coastal ecosystems of West Africa.
Researchers Uncover Optical Magnus Effect at Atomic Scale, Impacting Quantum Computing
An international team has experimentally confirmed the optical Magnus effect at the atomic level, revealing implications for laser-controlled quantum computing.