Article ID: 654779 Direct 3D Maps of Water, CO2 Capture, Nucleation, Breaking the Symmetry, and More in the DOE Science News SourceNewswiseClick here to go directly to the DOE Science News Source Released:21-Sep-2018 4:50 PM EDT |
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Released:21-Sep-2018 9:30 AM EDTChannels: Climate Science, Environmental Science, Floods, Hurricanes Hurricane Florence, Florence, Hurricanes, Weather, Environment, coastal storms, Flooding, Inland Flooding, storm recovery, Recovery, Climate Change, Sea-level rise, Restoration, Urban Planning, Planning, Policy, Property Values, land-use planning, Wind, Storm Surge, Structural damage, Floods, Flood, natural gas infrastructure, Residential, Homes, Housing, post-disas |
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Article ID: 700719 Texas A&M AgriLifeNew opportunities such as seed production are leading to new research in the Texas A&M AgriLife Research high tunnel project near Bushland. Released:20-Sep-2018 4:00 PM EDTChannels: |
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Article ID: 700819 Queen's University BelfastA team of scientists led by Queen’s University Belfast and the University of Roehampton can jump as fast and as high out of the water as their cousin, the famously powerful and predatory great white shark. Released:20-Sep-2018 9:00 AM EDT |
Article ID: 700657 University of UtahIn a paper published in Nature, researchers led by University of Utah biologist William Anderegg report that forests with trees that employ a high diversity of traits related to water use suffer less of an impact from drought. The results, which expand on previous work that looked at individual tree species’ resilience based on hydraulic traits, lead to new research directions on forest resilience and inform forest managers working to rebuild forests after logging or wildfire. Released:17-Sep-2018 1:05 PM EDT |
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Article ID: 700752 Argonne National LaboratoryArgonne recently hosted a workshop that brought together computational and natural scientists to discuss opportunities for applying machine learning and geospatial statistics to challenging problems in environmental research. Released:18-Sep-2018 5:05 PM EDTChannels: Artificial Intelligence, Climate Science, Environmental Science, Technology, DOE Science News, Energy, Local - Illinois, Local - Chicago Metro Computational Science, Computational Environmental Science , Biology, computer science and engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Supercomputer, Environmental and Earth Science, Geospatial Information Systems , Geostatistics, Terrestrial |
Article ID: 700740 Boise State UniversityA consortium of Idaho researchers will receive a $20 million award from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to examine how environmental stressors impact the growth, survival and reproduction of native plants and animals. Released:18-Sep-2018 3:05 PM EDT |
