Scientists Uncover How the Shape of Melting Ice Depends on Water Temperature
Understanding the detailed physics and math of melting at smaller scales can help build larger-scale climate models
Articles by New York University
Researchers Offer Recommendations for Which Role Models Are Best for STEM
Conclusions provide roadmap for diversifying science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
Scientists Identify New Force behind Past Mass Extinction Event
“Volcanic winter” likely contributed to ecological catastrophe 250 million years ago
‘Genetic Goldmine’ Underlying Plant Resilience in Extreme Desert Environment
Evolutionary genomics approach offers clues for engineering more resilient crops to face climate change
Physicists Discover How Particles Self-Assemble
Laws of nature can be harnessed to create “smart materials”
Americans Are Eating More Ultra-Processed Foods
Study measures increase in industrially manufactured foods that may be contributing to obesity and other diseases
Women, Early-Career Academics More Likely to Feel Like ‘Impostors’
New study uncovers obstacle to certain groups’ professional advancement in academia
Study: Online Searches Can Help Predict COVID-19 Surges
Analysis tracks "isolated" and "mobile" activities—and subsequent coronavirus cases
Investigating the Possibility of Life below the Surface of Mars
A rover expected to explore below the surface of Mars in 2022 has the potential to provide more insights
Nitrogen Pollution Policies Lag behind Scientific Knowledge
A new analysis reveals how governmental regulations favor nitrogen use for commercial enterprise over curbing its environmental impacts