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Northern Illinois University researchers continue to sharpen their expanding range of weather conditions guaging, identifying patterns most of the way around the world that will increase the likelihood of hail

Environment

Sea-level rise negates the benefits of higher CO2 levels for wetland plants.

Environment Article

Wetlands across the globe are at risk of suffocating from rising oceans. Yet, for a really long time, researchers held

Physics

Space station ultracold bubbles open up new avenues for quantum research.

Physics Article

Created inside NASA's Cold Atom Lab, ultracold bubbles furnish new chances to try different things with an intriguing state of

Health

About 1 in Every 4 Adults has a Liver Disorder that has been Linked to an Increased Risk of Heart Disease

Health Article

According to a new American Heart Association scientific statement published today in the Association's peer-reviewed journal Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular

Physics

A new computational method paves the way for larger, more complicated metalenses.

Physics Article

Minimal and lightweight metasurfaces, which use explicitly planned and designed nanostructures on a flat surface to concentrate, shape, and control

Environment

Existing oil, gas, and coal extraction plants must be shut down to stay below 1.5 degrees Celsius, according to results.

Environment Article

Stopping new oil, gas, and coal improvements isn't sufficient—currently assembled extraction offices should be rashly decommissioned—concerns another review delivered today in Environmental Research Letters. That's what the investigation discovers. Without

Health