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Published Mixing theory, observation to envision warmer world - Mixing Theory, Observation to Envision Warmer World



A more realistic look at what a hot summer can bring to a nearby pond, and new respect for the blind...
Published Not enough: Protecting algae-eating fish insufficient to save imperiled coral reefs - Not Enough: Protecting Algae-Eating Fish Insufficient to Save Imperiled Coral Reefs


How can we boost the resilience of the world's coral reefs, which are imperiled by multiple stresses...
Published Researchers discover expanding and intensifying low-oxygen zone in the Arabian gulf - Researchers Discover Expanding and Intensifying Low-Oxygen Zone in the Arabian Gulf


Researchers have studied the emergence of hypoxia -- low oxygen levels -- in the Gulf over three dec...
Published Uncovering the massive quantum mysteries of black holes - Uncovering the Massive Quantum Mysteries of Black Holes


Bizarre quantum properties of black holes -- including their mind-bending ability to have different...
Published Nature is changing as land abandonment increases - Nature is Changing as Land Abandonment Increases



Abandoned lands could be both an opportunity and a threat for biodiversity; a recent article highlig...
Published A new route to evolution: How DNA from our mitochondria works its way into our genomes - A New Route to Evolution: How DNA from Our Mitochondria Works Its Way into Our Genomes


Scientists have shown that in one in every 4,000 births, some of the genetic code from our mitochond...
Published 'Engine' of luminous merging galaxies pinpointed for the first time - Engine of Luminous Merging Galaxies Pinpointed for the First Time


Roughly 500 million light-years away, near the constellation Delphinus, two galaxies are colliding....
Published Whales stop by Gold Coast bay for day spa fix with full body scrubs - Whales Stop by Gold Coast Bay for Day Spa Fix with Full Body Scrubs



A new Griffith University study has found that humpback whales will use sandy, shallow bay areas to...
Published Light pollution may extend mosquitoes' biting season - Light Pollution May Extend Mosquitoes' Biting Season



A new study's finding that urban light pollution may disrupt the winter dormancy period for mosquito...
Published Climate change could lead to 'widespread chaos' for insect communities - Climate Change Could Lead to 'Widespread Chaos' for Insect Communities



New research explores how a warming world could impact ecosystems and derail the development of new...
Published Impacts of climate warming on microbial network interactions - Impacts of Climate Warming on Microbial Network Interactions


A new study explores the impacts of climate warming on microbial network complexity and stability, p...
Published Coffee plantations limit birds' diets - Coffee Plantations Limit Birds' Diets


A new study explores a record of birds' diets preserved in their feathers and radio tracking of thei...
Published Sea level rise poses particular risk for Asian megacities - Sea Level Rise Poses Particular Risk for Asian Megacities



Sea level rise this century may disproportionately affect certain Asian megacities, according to new...
Published About 13,000 years ago, the water outflow from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic Ocean was twice that of today’s - About 13,000 Years Ago, the Water Outflow from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic Ocean Was Twice That of Today’s



About 13,000 years ago, a climate crisis caused a global drop in temperatures in the northern hemisp...
Published Most people feel 'psychologically close' to climate change - Most People Feel 'Psychologically Close' to Climate Change



When spurring action against climate change, NGOs and governmental agencies frequently operate on th...
Published Phenomenal phytoplankton: Scientists uncover cellular process behind oxygen production - Phenomenal Phytoplankton: Scientists Uncover Cellular Process Behind Oxygen Production



According to new research, the amount of oxygen in one of 10 breaths was made possible thanks to a n...
Published What do early Earth's core formation and drip coffee have in common? - What do Early Earth's Core Formation and Drip Coffee Have in Common?


A new technique provides fresh insight into the process by which the materials that formed Earth's c...
Published Controlling electric double layer dynamics for next generation all-solid-state batteries - Controlling Electric Double Layer Dynamics for Next Generation All-Solid-State Batteries


Development of all-solid-state batteries is crucial to achieve carbon neutrality. However, their hig...
Published Edge waves, continental shelf fueled the 2021 Acapulco Bay tsunami - Edge Waves, Continental Shelf Fueled the 2021 Acapulco Bay Tsunami


Trapped inside the shoreline of a bay, the resonant interactions of a tsunami with regular waves can...
Published Sea ice will soon disappear from the Arctic during the summer months -- and it has happened before - Sea Ice Will Soon Disappear from the Arctic During the Summer Months -- and It Has Happened Before


In a new study, an international team of researchers warn that the Arctic Sea ice may soon be a thin...