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Climate Change-Driven Fires Could Double Soluble Iron in Northern Oceans

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New Physical Model Aims to Boost Energy Storage Research

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Research Improves Accuracy of Climate Models – Particularly for Compound Extreme Events

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Employees Who Spot Problems Help the Bottom Line, So Why Do Leaders Give More Power to Bootlickers?

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New Spectrometer Is Small Enough to Fit on Your Phone

The technology makes it possible to create portable, hand-held spectroscopy devices. 
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Forensics Study Helps Investigators Draw New Clues From Bloodstains

New research offers key insights into how blood stains cotton fabrics, allowing investigators to gather additional information from forensic evidence. 
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Researchers Hit ‘Fast Forward’ on Materials Discovery with Self-Driving Labs

A new technique allows “self-driving laboratories” to collect at least 10 times more data than previous techniques at record speed. 

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Gut Length Driven by ‘Sexual Conflict’ in Fish Species

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‘Ice in a Volcano’ Reveals Age of Gas Cloud at Milky Way’s Center

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Researchers Found a Better Way to Teach Large Language Models New Skills

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New Attack Can Make AI ‘See’ Whatever You Want

A new way of attacking AI vision systems controls what the AI “sees,” and is effective at manipulating the most widely used computer vision systems. 
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Why The Sun Is So Good At Evaporating Water

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Jun 19, 2025

Climate Change-Driven Fires Could Double Soluble Iron in Northern Oceans

Increasing wildfires in the Northern Hemisphere are projected to almost double the amount of nutrients such as iron in the atmosphere - with effects on CO2 storage and ocean productivity.