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The University of Manchester
What Triggers Alpine Debris Flows? Scientists Finally Have an Answer
New study uncovers the invisible forces behind mountain disasters—and how we can defend against them
The University of Queensland
Algae Just Changed the Game for Growing Human Cells
A new discovery could speed up healing for burn victims and cut costs, waste, and animals from the equation.
University of Nottingham
Anaesthetic Gases Are Polluting the Atmosphere, But a New Fix Could Help
Veterinary surgeries may be quietly warming the planet, but scientists think they’ve found a way to stop it
Utrecht University
A Tremendous Amount of Plastic Floats as Nanoparticles in the Ocean
New findings reveal plastic pollution is even more pervasive, and more invisible, than we feared
Seoul National University
Heat Triggers Bloom: Scientists Uncover a Hidden Switch in Plants
New research reveals how warm temperatures fast-track flowering in plants, offering insights into climate adaptation and crop timing.
The University of Adelaide
Domesticated Rabbits Evolve New Features When They Go Feral
Going wild isn't just a lifestyle change — it's a fast track to evolutionary transformation
ETH Zurich
Mountains Are Shifting, and This Tech Can Tell Us When
A cutting-edge simulation tool from ETH Zurich is reshaping how we predict avalanches, rockfalls, and other alpine disasters, before they strike.
Utrecht University
Ancient Tides Revealed: Scientists Map 540 Million Years of Sea Level Change
A groundbreaking new record traces ocean rise and fall over half a billion years, uncovering Earth’s long-hidden climate rhythms.
University of Southampton
Southern Ocean Is Heating Up, Losing Ice and Acting Weird
Scientists report a sharp and surprising reversal in decades-long climate trends near Antarctica
ETH Zurich
The Forest That Remembers: Cracking the Code of ‘Old’ Water
A hidden lab in Zurich’s woods reveals how ancient water fuels today’s streams – and why trees might be the unsung hydrologists.
University of Glasgow
Industrial Waste Becomes Rock in Decades, Not Millennia
Discovery of 'Anthropoclastic Rock Cycle' Reveals Accelerated Geological Processes Driven by Human Activity
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Soil Emissions Are Sneakily Supercharging Ozone Pollution, Study Finds
Rising emissions of nitrous acid from warming, fertilised soils could quietly be fueling global ozone pollution—and it’s worse than we thought.