Warm weather drives Antarctic krill south
Population shifts could have dire consequences for Southern Ocean ecosystems
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Population shifts could have dire consequences for Southern Ocean ecosystems
Read article: Warm weather drives Antarctic krill south
Quantum simulation shows that black holes have temperature
Read article: Thermal spectrum of analogue black hole puts Hawking radiation in a new light
Pre-treatment PET could help design stereotactic body radiotherapy plans that account for tumour hypoxia
Read article: Assessing tumour hypoxia could personalize lung cancer treatments
Still no evidence for cold fusion, but researchers say controversial phenomenon may be real
Read article: ‘Cold case’ of cold fusion reopened by Google-funded scientists
Globalization has doubled impact, study finds
Read article: Trading food can harm rivers
New device fits onto three computer chips
Read article: Tiny optical clock is 100 times better than previous chip-based timekeepers
Micron-thin film improves droplet formation in industrial processes
Read article: Condensing droplets get a boost from micron-thin polymer coating
Research suggests that academics can cut flying without fear that it will affect their scientific output
Read article: Reducing air travel does not impact academic productivity, claims study
Scientists say global sea level rise could far exceed predictions because of faster melting in Greenland and Antarctica
Read article: Sea level rise may double forecast for 2100
Physicist and keen tennis player Andria Rogava reveals the secret behind his bizarre tennis-ball pyramids
Read article: Physicist creates remarkable tennis-ball towers, including one made from 46 balls