"We want climate models to be as accurate as possible and represent the world in the way we know it to work," professor says.
Most people are exposed to mercury by eating fish, particularly from open ocean and coastal fisheries
“If you’re out measuring water, you’re probably measuring pH.”
Techniques could be economically attractive, ideally leading to a reevaluation of how nuclear waste is processed
Researcher gets a look at the past without destroying or damaging historial specimens
Ensuring that both new and existing laboratories are environmentally sustainable is not just a trendy label—it is a necessity.
For many scientists, research is nothing like what we see in TV and movies.
New procedure could eventually replace the need for petroleum-based fuel sources
There are several questions surrounding the powerful greenhouse gas methane. Its rapid but irregular increase in the atmosphere has puzzled researchers
Plymouth University joins with Heriot-Watt in nanoplastics research project
Paris emissions reduction pledges reduce risks of severe warming, study shows
Project is among the first Deep South Challenge funding allocations that will see over $9 million spent on six projects over four years
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