Changes in onset of spring linked to more allergies across the US
Human-induced climate change is disrupting nature's calendar, including when plants bloom and the spring season starts, and new research suggests we're increasingly paying the...
Illuminating water filtration
For the first time, researchers have revealed the molecular structure of membranes used in reverse osmosis.
Sea anemones are ingesting plastic microfibers
Tiny fragments of plastic in the ocean are consumed by sea anemones along with their food, and bleached anemones retain these microfibers longer than...
Five new frog species from Madagascar
Scientists have named five new species of frogs found across the island of Madagascar. The largest could sit on your thumbnail, the smallest is...
Fur discoveries in Iron Age graves testify to respect for animals
Fur remains found in burial sites demonstrate the importance of hunting traditions in Iron Age Finland and Lapland all the way to the 17th...
Reducing water consumption in mining
Plenty of water is needed for beneficiation of mineral ores. Taking the raw material fluorite as their example, researchers have now shown how water...
A new class of branched single chain surfactant for enhanced oil recovery reported
A new green surfactant for efficient enhanced oil recovery (EOR) has been developed.
In ancient oceans that resembled our own, oxygen loss triggered mass extinction
Researchers provide first conclusive evidence linking widespread ocean oxygen loss and rising sea levels to a 430-million-year-old mass extinction event.
What ‘Big Data’ reveals about the diversity of species
'Big data' and large-scale analyses are critical for biodiversity research to find out how animal and plant species are distributed worldwide and how ecosystems...
Knowledge gap closed in our understanding of degradation of ethane
With a share of up to ten percent, ethane is the second most common component of natural gas and is present in deep-seated land...




















