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“#Extreme waves set to get bigger and more frequent due to climate change” Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain A warming planet will cause stronger storm winds triggering larger and more frequent extreme waves over the next 80 years, with largest increases shown in the Southern Ocean, according to new research. Researchers at the University of Melbourne…
“#An experimental new method to study disease, including COVID-19” Credit: CC0 Public Domain Yale Cancer Center (YCC) scientists have developed a new cell screening method for agents that alter biologic functions. This approach uses thousands of artificial proteins called “traptamers” and may help to answer some research questions that are difficult to address with other…
“#Why it’s so critical to continuously monitor and manage plant diseases” Credit: CC0 Public Domain Most of us understand the critical importance of monitoring the spread of diseases. And it is as important for plant diseases as it is for humans. Plant disease epidemics are often hidden from view, unlike human viral disease outbreaks. Yet…
“#NIST software aids the analysis of instrumented charpy tests” A screenshot from NICAS, showing an instrumented force/displacement curve for a fully ductile specimen and its corresponding characteristic force parameters (general yield, maximum force, end of test). Credit: National Institute of Standards and Technology To help labs characterize the toughness of steel, a new software package…
“#Study shows contagions could be catalysts for mass migration” Pandemics and civil unrest often lead to mass migration, both temporarily and permanently. Credit: Pixabay. Could the COVID-19 pandemic spell the end of globalisation and migration? Not according to new epidemic research published in Scientific Reports, by a group of University of Sydney pandemic modelers led…
“#Researchers discover skyrmions can split like biological cells” Skyrmions are a type of quasiparticle with properties that could lead to the next generation of data storage and transfer. Ames Laboratory recently gained great insight into these structures, but scientists are still trying to understand the dynamics of their formation. Ames Laboratory recently discovered a never-before-seen characteristic…
“#Tool developed to calculate household ‘plastics footprint’” Credit: CC0 Public Domain How much plastic do we really use, and can we live without it? These are among the questions addressed by a tool that calculates the scale and extent of household plastic use, developed by the University of Exeter Business School’s plastics research hub. The…
“#Sun Belt cities comprise nearly half of U.S. population growth” Credit: Rice Kinder Institute The Sun Belt’s large metro areas are growing much faster than those elsewhere in the United States, and they are adding more young and old residents than the rest of the nation, according to a new white paper from Rice University’s…
“#How four newborn exoplanets get cooked by their sun” Artist’s impression of the extrasolar planet system around the star V1298 Tau. Credit: AIP/J. Fohlmeister Scientists from the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) examined the fate of the young star V1298 Tau and its four orbiting exoplanets. The results show that these recently born planets…
“#Four experts investigate how the 5G coronavirus conspiracy theory began” Credit: Shutterstock/InkDrop In times of crisis, conspiracy theories can spread as fast as a virus. As the coronavirus pandemic tightened its grip on a world which struggled to comprehend the enormity of the situation it was facing, darker forces were concocting their own narratives. Scientists…