Study Finds Chaos Is More Common in Ecological Systems than Previously Thought
The idea that chaos is rare in natural populations may be due to methodological and data limitations
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Ancient Carbon Releases Suggest Possible Scenarios for Future Climate
New findings reveal a precursor event before the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum
Easy Aluminum Nanoparticles for Rapid, Efficient Hydrogen Generation from Water
Chemists developed a simple method to make aluminum nanoparticles that split water and generate hydrogen gas
A New Way to Find Genetic Variations Removes Bias from Human Genotyping
Researchers demonstrated an effective new tool for mapping genetic variants in sequencing data
Nearby Star-Forming Region Yields Clues to the Formation of Our Solar System
The Ophiuchus star-forming complex offers an analog for the formation of the solar system
New Tools for Rapid Analysis of Coronavirus Sequences and Variant Tracking
UShER allows researchers to quickly see how a new viral sequence is related to all other variants of SARS-CoV-2, crucial information for tracking transmission dynamics
New Analysis Highlights Importance of Groundwater Discharge into Oceans
A global assessment of the impact of groundwater on ocean chemistry is important for understanding the weathering of rocks and its effects on climate
Fish-Free Aquaculture Feed Raises Key Standards
Research produces new fish-free feed that is the first to demonstrate across-the-board gains in sustainability, performance, economic viability, and human health
Method Predicts Spin Dynamics of Quantum Computing Materials
Universal first-principles approach will accelerate the identification and design of materials for quantum information science and other spintronics applications
Study Reveals Importance of Field Courses in STEM Diversity
Hands-on field learning key to retention, success of underrepresented biology students