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Warmest October Recorded in Satellite Temperature Data

Warmest October in the satellite temperature record

Earth Sciences

Past Earthquakes Linked to Future Landslide Risks

The likelihood of an area experiencing a potentially devastating landslide could be influenced by its previous exposure to earthquakes many decades earlier.

Physics & Astronomy

Physicists Measure Antimatter Force in Early Universe Collisions

Peering at the debris from particle collisions that recreate the conditions of the very early universe, scientists have for the first time measured the force…

Trade Fair News

Siemens Launches Central Data Hub for Metering in Energy Markets

In the utility markets around the globe the evolution of the energy sector leads to rapid changes because of market liberalization forced by regulation,…

Earth Sciences

Cloud Cover Study Reveals Future Climate Changes in Pacific

A new analysis using changes in cloud cover over the tropical Indo-Pacific Ocean showed that a weakening of a major atmospheric circulation system over the…

Environmental Conservation

Kangaroo Digestion Innovation Cuts Methane Emissions

Animals produce methane during the digestion process – some more than others. Currently, around 20 percent of the world’s methane emissions stem from…

Life & Chemistry

Females’ Glamour in Birds Linked to Males’ Coloration

Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology and colleagues quantified plumage colour of almost 6000 species of passerine birds and found that…

Life & Chemistry

Protein Discovery Repairs Nerve Cells in Alzheimer’s Research

In laboratory experiments on the basic mechanisms that cause Alzheimer’s dementia, an international research team led by Heidelberg neurobiologist Prof. Dr….

Information Technology

3-D Printed Transplantation Model: A Breakthrough in Implants

Using sugar, silicone and a 3-D printer, a team of bioengineers at Rice University and surgeons at the University of Pennsylvania have created an implant with…

Power and Electrical Engineering

New Thermochemical Storage Boosts Solar Thermal Energy

The advance is based on a new innovation with thermochemical storage, in which chemical transformation is used in repeated cycles to hold heat, use it to drive…

Materials Sciences

Doubling Up Boosts Bimetallic Nanoring Design Efficiency

A bimetallic nanoring that generates a short magnetic pulse when irradiated by a laser pulse has been theoretically studied by researchers at Singapore's…

Materials Sciences

New Perovskite Materials Enhance Long-Wavelength Solar Efficiency

Moving toward the Realization of Low-Cost, High-Efficiency Solar Cells

Life & Chemistry

Cells Sense Tissue Stiffness with New Force Sensing Method

Just as we can feel whether we are lying on a soft blanket or hard rocks, our cells sense whether they are in a soft or rigid mechanical environment. However,…

Life & Chemistry

Exploring the Brain: New Protein Atlas Unveils Insights

Just as in the Middle Ages when there were still many uncharted areas on Earth, researchers today are aware that there is still a great deal to learn about…

Social Sciences

Strengthening Intergenerational Cohesion in Europe: Key Insights

A new book presents evidence on how to reinforce social and economic inclusion in spite of population ageing. The findings are based on the latest data of the…

Physics & Astronomy

How Stars Evolve: From Lightweights to Heavyweights

Stars count lightweights and heavyweights among their number. All are born in clouds of gas and dust, but the more massive a baby star, the earlier nuclear…

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