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A 25-year study at Manistee National Forest is revealing which tree species can survive as the Great Lakes region warms by up to 11 degrees Fahrenheit by century's end.
A University of Sydney study tracked nearly 12,000 koala hospital records in New South Wales to find the temperature threshold at which heat becomes deadly.
Computer models suggest a comet or asteroid delivered roughly 2.3 times 10 to the 13th power kilograms of water in just one Mercurian day.
Communities in South America and Australia developed sophisticated detoxification techniques for poisonous plants centuries before modern science.
The new model adds four microphones per ear cup and a user-replaceable battery, but loses three hours of rated battery life compared to the Momentum 4.
New research from Florida Institute of Technology finds active galactic nuclei can destroy planetary atmospheres far beyond what supernovae alone can reach.
Researchers used laser-based microscopy to identify aconitine residue on 600-year-old scissors and tweezers from a physician's tomb in Jiangyin, China.
Security researchers identified a method that works against most modern routers and could allow attackers to track people without accessing any encrypted data.
The Chinese technology company announced a new scaling law and manufacturing techniques it says narrow the gap with leading chipmakers TSMC and Samsung.
A group of researchers submitted formal recommendations to G7 governments ahead of an upcoming summit, citing the pace of change in the Arctic region.
The document, titled Magnifica Humanitas, calls for human control over weapons decisions and protection of workers displaced by artificial intelligence.
Researchers administered the nanoscale carbon particles through the nose in mice and found significantly reduced protein aggregates in the brain.
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