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Technology43d agoSource: phys.org

Japanese Researchers Develop Adaptive Crystal for High-Efficiency Carbon Capture

Materials scientists at Shibaura Institute of Technology have engineered a flexible crystal that alters its structural spacing to selectively trap carbon dioxide and similar gas mo…

Science44d agoSource: phys.org

JCU Model Shows $5M Starfish Control Effort Yields $20M for Cairns Economy

Economic modeling from James Cook University shows a $5 million investment to control crown-of-thorns starfish off Cairns generated $20 million in economic activity and created 61…

Science47d agoSource: phys.org

High-Altitude Alpine Collapse Triggers Catastrophic Cascading Flood in Nepal

A rock and ice collapse high in the Himalayas has left thousands missing in Nepal, demonstrating the deadly threat of multi-hazard cascading disasters in mountain regions.

Science47d agoSource: phys.org

Researchers Explore How the Human Body Uses Copper to Fight Bacterial Infections

Scientists at Texas A&M University are investigating the body's natural deployment of copper against urinary tract invaders as rising antibiotic resistance undermines standard trea…

Science47d agoSource: phys.org

Study Exposes Broad Misperceptions Across Britain Regarding London Safety and Economy

Research reported by phys.org reveals that Britons systematically overestimate crime risks in London while underestimating the capital's fiscal contribution and global status.

Technology50d agoSource: phys.org

Surrey Team Proposes Superfluid Helium Qubit Design to Cut Quantum Error Rates

Researchers at the University of Surrey have introduced a conceptual qubit architecture using superfluid helium that could tackle persistent decoherence challenges in quantum compu…

Science52d agoSource: phys.org

Research Links Childhood Social Isolation to Rising UK Youth Inactivity

Early social detachment significantly increases the risk of young adults becoming detached from school and work, compounding a national crisis affecting nearly one million British…

Technology55d agoSource: phys.org

Soil Microbe Metrics Offer Early Warning System for Regenerative Carbon Storage

Testing living and dead microbial matter in farm soil can predict carbon sequestration years before standard chemical tests register gains.

Technology56d agoSource: phys.org

Study Warns Against Using American Political System as Global Template for Polarization

Research led by King's College London cautions that relying on U.S. political literature leaves international governments ill-equipped to handle localized democratic challenges.

Technology56d agoSource: phys.org

UN Assessment Concedes 1.5C Warming Limit Will Be Breached, Outlines Recovery Strategy

A milestone United Nations report warns the world must prepare to miss the 1.5°C climate threshold while mapping strategies to draw down temperatures over the long term.

Technology57d agoSource: phys.org

Hydrological Stress in the Sundarbans Signals Widespread Risk for Global Mangrove Systems

Field observations in the Sundarbans show severe water depletion across the delta, highlighting vulnerabilities facing global coastal mangrove ecosystems.

Science61d agoSource: phys.org

Cities Re-Examine Buried Waterways as Climate Pressures Mount on Urban Infrastructure

Urban planners and hydrologists are increasingly looking to unbury hidden streams as aging concrete storm networks struggle to contain severe rainfall and cloudburst events.

Science61d agoSource: phys.org

Reduced High-Altitude Oxygen Limits Insect Migration to Cooler Climates

Declining oxygen levels and atmospheric pressure at higher elevations create physiological barriers for insects escaping climate warming, threatening key ecosystem services like po…

Technology62d agoSource: phys.org

ASTRID Simulation and Webb Telescope Map 13.5 Billion Years of Cosmic History

Astrophysicists combine the ASTRID hydrodynamical simulation with Webb telescope observations to detail how galaxies and supermassive black holes co-evolved over 13.5 billion years…

Technology70d agoSource: phys.org

South Korean Researchers Develop Lead-Free Perovskite Sensor for Early Ammonia Leak Detection

Scientists at KIMS have created an eco-friendly gas sensor capable of detecting hazardous ammonia at concentrations down to 1 ppm, according to reporting by phys.org.

Technology72d agoSource: phys.org

Ancient Tree Rings Reveal Risk of Severe Solar Storms, Study Shows

Research into the world's oldest trees indicates the sun can produce extreme storms far larger than any observed in modern history, raising concerns for global technological infras…

Technology75d agoSource: phys.org

Ancient DNA Reveals Complex Pacific Settlement History in Remote Oceania

Genetic analyses of ancient human skeletons from Vanuatu, Fiji, and Tonga are uncovering the dynamic demographic history of western Remote Oceania over the past 3,000 years.

Technology78d agoSource: phys.org

X-Ray Analysis Reveals Interior Leaf Structure to Help Reduce Crop Water Loss

New imaging technology allows researchers to map internal leaf networks, opening avenues to engineer crops that survive heat and drought, according to reporting by phys.org.

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