Category 6 is the new hurricane normal. Why scientists say we need to rethink what we know about storms

Human-caused climate change is making major hurricanes like Melissa much stronger, faster and ultimately more ...
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Kate Middleton back with William to Natural History Museum: two royals, 5 ways nature changes you?

A late-summer return brings crisp shirts, a smart blazer and a purpose-filled walk through London’s most storied museum ...
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Hybrid 'Grassy Tree' Plants Offer Carbon Storage Benefits and Community Sustenance

Bamboo, palm, and banana trees have been classified as 'grassy trees' by NYU scientists, showcasing their potential in ...

INE Launches Junior Data Scientist Certification

INE, a leading provider of technical training and certification, today announced the launch of the Junior Data Scie ...

Eyes above the trees: LiDAR technology improves forest assessment with laser beams

Forests have been benefiting humanity since long before the health benefits of forest bathing were discovered. They are major ...
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'I was wrong': Dinosaur scientists agree that small tyrannosaur Nanotyrannus was real, pivotal new study finds

An argument over whether fossils from several small dinosaurs represent a juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex or smaller adults of a ...
eLife

Unbend: Correction of local beam-induced sample motion in cryo-EM images using a 3D spline model

This paper describes Unbend - a new method for measuring and correcting motions in cryo-EM images, with a particular emphasis on more challenging in situ samples such as lamella and whole cells. The ...
The Manila Times

Carnivorous "Death-Ball” Sponge Among 30 New Deep-Sea Species from the Southern Ocean

New Carnivorous death ball sponge found by the ROV SuBastian at 3601 metres at the Trench North dive site, east of Montagu Island. A Media Snippet accompanying this announcement is available by ...