A new model to predict the speed of propagation of earthquakes
The dynamics of earthquakes are better understood thanks to three-dimensional modeling of fault sliding.
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Denisovan DNA Found in Sediments on Tibetan Plateau
The first genetic evidence of a Denisovan population outside Denisova
Drones safely check volcano emissions
Specially outfitted drones are helping scientists get close to active volcanoes in a quest to measure and better understand their carbon dioxide emissions.
The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 8/9
Recommendations for scientific unions
Reflecting on a Year of Elements 7/11
Marian Asantewa Nkansah, Senior Lecturer, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, Ghana is Neodymium.
Science for the SDGs – Part 33: Sustainability science 8/8 – Education for sustainable development
Education is one of the roots of sustainable development. And it is not only for the younger ones.
Combating climate change – how to best use new technologies?
A new grant from the European Research Council will fund an international research project on negative emissions technologies.
International Collaboration Reveals China’s Carbon Balance
An international team of researchers has compiled and verified newly available data on the country’s CO2 sink, and, for the first time, they have quantitatively estimated the effect of China’s carbon mitigation efforts.
Level the playing field for science in the global South
Community engagement, open access will strengthen science research in developing countries, writes Nyovani Madise.
