Scientists decipher burned papyrus scrolls without unrolling them
Researchers used lead detection to read damaged Roman papyrus scrolls in a podcast briefing released on 25 September 2026.
Researchers used lead detection to read damaged Roman papyrus scrolls in a podcast briefing released on 25 September 2026.
University of British Columbia researchers have developed new tools to identify specific neighborhoods in Kelowna, B.C., where planting trees will provide the greatest cooling benefits.
Scientists studying Raffles pitcher plants in tropical regions describe how their acidic digestive fluid stretches to trap struggling insects.
A VUB researcher defended a PhD dissertation on September 9 describing artificial intelligence that classifies urban trees using satellite and aerial imagery.
Researchers at the University of Bonn compared agricultural landscapes in eastern and western Germany to assess how diversity affects drought tolerance.
University of Rhode Island researchers have published more than 60 years of shoreline survey data on a new public website.
Researchers from Wageningen University and the University of Freiburg reviewed global studies on how conservation measures affect forest operations.
Computer science students at George Mason University developed an application that uses artificial intelligence and historical data to help campus users find parking spots.
The NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar mission recorded a time-lapse video of the Krasheninnikov volcano erupting on Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia, following an earthquake in July 2025.
A research group at EHU in the Basque Country reports that 20 percent of surveyed athletes experienced sexual behavior from coaches.