‘White wall’ of ice drifts toward remote penguin havenNews
SourceJanuary 24, 2025
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‘White wall’ of ice drifts toward remote penguin haven
Paris, France | AFP The world's largest iceberg -- a behemoth more than twice the size of London -- is drifting toward a remote island…

Muser Press – New Research Articles Week 3, 2025Science
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 19, 2025
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Muser Press – New Research Articles Week 3, 2025
Discover the latest articles from leading science journals in the Muser Press weekly roundup, showcasing impactful research published this week. Researcher studies the power of…

Homo erectus, not sapiens, first humans to survive desert: studyScience
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 17, 2025
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Homo erectus, not sapiens, first humans to survive desert: study
Paris, France | AFP Our ancestor Homo erectus was able to survive punishingly hot and dry desert more than a million years ago, according to…

Megadroughts on the riseNews
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 17, 2025
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Megadroughts on the rise
Long-term megadroughts are becoming increasingly frequent and severe, threatening ecosystems, agriculture, and water supplies worldwide, according to a new study published in Science. Unveiling hidden…

Climate Science Digest: January 15, 2025Science
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 16, 2025
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Climate Science Digest: January 15, 2025
From drops to data: Advancing global precipitation estimates with the LETKF algorithmNew study shows that corn-soybean crop rotation benefits are extremely sensitive to climateHow cryogenic…

Climate Science Digest: January 14, 2025Science
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 15, 2025
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Climate Science Digest: January 14, 2025
Hiroshima flooding: a case study of well usage and adaptive governanceGreat Barrier Reef fish evidence suggests shifts in major global biodiversity patternsScientists investigate what makes…

Muser Press – New Research Articles Week 2, 2025Science
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 12, 2025
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Muser Press – New Research Articles Week 2, 2025
Discover the latest articles from leading science journals in the Muser Press weekly roundup, showcasing impactful research published this week. Electric fungiA Sustainable Development Goal…

2024 confirmed as the hottest year on record, says UN weather agencyNews
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 10, 2025
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2024 confirmed as the hottest year on record, says UN weather agency
The past ten years, the hottest on recordOcean warming plays a critical roleImplications for the Paris AgreementState of the Global Climate 2024 (video) The World…

Prehistoric kangaroos’ adaptable diets unlock secrets of survivalScience
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 10, 2025
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Prehistoric kangaroos’ adaptable diets unlock secrets of survival
Prehistoric kangaroos in southern Australia were far more adaptable eaters than previously believed, according to a study published in Science. The research, led by Flinders…

Predicting human responses to the unexpectedScience
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 10, 2025
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Predicting human responses to the unexpected
In BriefUnderstanding surprise through mathematical definitionsTesting predictions with human behaviorApplications beyond neuroscience Surprises, whether pleasant or unsettling, play a fundamental role in shaping human behavior.…

Climate Science Digest: January 9, 2025Science
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 10, 2025
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Climate Science Digest: January 9, 2025
Advances in porousizing catalysts for boosting CO2 electroreductionFloods, droughts, then fires: Hydroclimate whiplash is speeding up globallyResearchers use lab data to rewrite equation for deformation,…

Tracing arsenic in rain reveals complex environmental pathwaysScience
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 9, 2025
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Tracing arsenic in rain reveals complex environmental pathways
Researchers at ETH Zurich have uncovered new insights into how arsenic, a toxic trace element, travels through the atmosphere and interacts with biological systems. By…

Antarctic sea ice rebounds from record lows: US scientistsClimate
SourceJanuary 8, 2025
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Antarctic sea ice rebounds from record lows: US scientists
Paris, France | AFP Antarctic sea ice rebounded in December after a long period of record lows, US scientists said, giving pause to speculation that…

Mathematical approach reveals hidden patterns in climate change and extreme weatherClimate
SourceJanuary 7, 2025
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Mathematical approach reveals hidden patterns in climate change and extreme weather
In the ever-evolving field of climate science, breakthroughs often emerge when mathematics intersects with unexpected collaborations. Recently, an innovative study led by Zhiang Xie, a…

Muser Press – New Research Articles Week 1, 2025Science
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 5, 2025
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Muser Press – New Research Articles Week 1, 2025
Discover the latest articles from leading science journals in the Muser Press weekly roundup, showcasing impactful studies published this week. Balancing renewable energy expansion and…

Understanding bee preferences: Quantity or quality in floral traits?Science
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 5, 2025
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Understanding bee preferences: Quantity or quality in floral traits?
The preferences of bees for specific floral traits play a crucial role in pollination, shaping ecosystems and food production. A recent study led by researchers…

The crucial link between pollinators and food qualityScienceNews
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 5, 2025
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The crucial link between pollinators and food quality
Pollinators are not just essential for boosting crop yields — they also play a key role in determining the quality of the food we eat.…

Spinning a tune: Chinese scientist names new spider species after pop songsNews
SourceJanuary 4, 2025
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Spinning a tune: Chinese scientist names new spider species after pop songs
Beijing, China | AFP - A Chinese scientist has named 16 new spider species after songs by popular "Mandopop" musician Jay Chou. Mi Xiaoqi, a…

Bats ride storm winds to save energy on long migrationsScience
SourceJanuary 3, 2025
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Bats ride storm winds to save energy on long migrations
Migrating bats across central Europe have been discovered using a surprising strategy to conserve energy: they 'surf' the warm winds of incoming storm fronts. This…

From brain maps to living bridges: the innovations set to reshape life in 2025News
SourceDecember 31, 2024
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From brain maps to living bridges: the innovations set to reshape life in 2025
From solar energy beamed from space to genetic brain maps and live self-repairing bridges, research in 2025 is promising. And we may see more changes…

Leading healthy, sustainable lives is all fun and gamesNews
SourceDecember 31, 2024
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Leading healthy, sustainable lives is all fun and games
Nishtha Phutela | BML Munjal University in Haryana - By using an engaging format and features such as a scoreboard and rewards, games can help…

Muser Press – New Research Articles Week 52, 2024Science
Muser NewsDeskDecember 29, 2024
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Muser Press – New Research Articles Week 52, 2024
Conservation efforts for Brazilian primates under threat from climate change and habitat loss Brazilian primates face escalating threats as climate change and deforestation combine to…

Muser Press – New Research Articles Week 51, 2024Science
Muser NewsDeskDecember 22, 2024
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Muser Press – New Research Articles Week 51, 2024
3D concrete printing method captures carbon dioxide Scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore have pioneered a 3D concrete printing method that incorporates carbon…

Where do we get exposed to PFAS and how can we remove them?News
SourceDecember 21, 2024
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Where do we get exposed to PFAS and how can we remove them?
By Stephen Gray and Jianhua Zhang | Victoria University Sources of PFAS, or 'forever chemicals', are more ubiquitous than many people realise. But new ways…
