Climate change could boost wind power in Texas
Rising wind speeds may generate more – and cheaper – renewable electricity
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Rising wind speeds may generate more – and cheaper – renewable electricity
Read article: Climate change could boost wind power in Texas
New spin on the Chladni plate could have medical and biological applications
Read article: Vibrations guide tiny glass beads through an underwater maze
Industrial physicist Susanne Klein talks about crossing boundaries between industry and academia; theoretical and experimental research; and science and art
Read article: The art of continuous transformation
Voluntary monitoring scheme tackles lack of regulation for emerging contaminants
Read article: Europe puts organic chemicals on groundwater watch list
Clinical test could be developed using emission of near-infrared light
Read article: Imaging techniques shed light on amyloid fibrils associated with Alzheimer’s disease
A short-pulse focused ultrasound sequence delivers drugs to the brain with high uniformity and safety
Read article: Short ultrasound pulses improve drug delivery to the brain
Semiaquatic rodent’s population numbers and density closely tied to availability of temporarily flooded land
Read article: Muskrat drop when habitat dries
Creature uses external power amplification to spring to action
Read article: Spider catapults towards prey using energy stored in its web
A spacecraft testing technology for hunting ripples in the fabric of space–time has felt minuscule collisions with grains of cometary dust floating between planets
Read article: Gravitational-wave mission detects rain of interplanetary dust
Global warming could bring yet more challenges to a hungry world. New studies have identified precise ways in which a changing climate puts crops at risk
Read article: Crops at risk from changing climate