Wet weather sinks carbon into coastal temperate rainforests
Yet Pacific Northwest’s dense soil carbon stores are vulnerable to climate change
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Yet Pacific Northwest’s dense soil carbon stores are vulnerable to climate change
Read article: Wet weather sinks carbon into coastal temperate rainforests
Joe McEntee reports on a Europe-wide effort to develop and commercialize better methods of detecting a deadly and increasingly common disease
Read article: Optical physics collaboration targets early oesophageal cancer diagnosis
“Acoustophoretic” images could replace holograms
Read article: Ultrasound guides particle in a midair display
Research labs can be some of the worst environmental offenders in terms of the waste they create and the energy they use. Ben Skuse details efforts to make science greener
Read article: Leading by example: going green in the lab
Is universal carbon tax the solution to transfer of carbon emissions via imports?
Read article: Liberalizing trade boosts embodied carbon emissions
New imaging technique uses overlapping regions of a CCD
Read article: Physicists make moving pictures at trillions of frames per second
Louise Murray looks at how scientists are using acoustics to learn more about pelagic thresher sharks’ behaviour and how to better protect them
Read article: Listening for sharks
Science agencies warn that the use of the 24 GHz band would interfere with the detection of water vapour in the atmosphere
Read article: Debate rages over 5G impact on US weather forecasting
CT scans acquired at two X-ray energies lead to more accurate proton therapy planning and greater healthy tissue sparing
Read article: Dual-energy CT for proton therapy planning reaches the clinic
A changing climate usually means changing rainfall patterns. And that means a headache for dam builders
Read article: Changing rainfall poses dilemma on dams