Location Estimation Of Air/Fluid Pressure-Induced Microseismic Events
During many natural phenomena, trapped pockets of air or fluid inside the earth’s crust can reach high pressures. For example, geysers occur due to water…
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Tracking Cats: Using Stable Isotopes To Geographically Place Mammalian Carnivores
All African felids are considered either vulnerable to extinction or endangered on the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) Red List. These iconic and…
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Exploring How Environmental Dynamics Shaped Modern Iraq
Modern Iraq is a relatively dry country faced with mounting water challenges. Ancient Southern Iraq, commonly referred to as Southern Mesopotamia, was also the home…
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Glycoalkaloids In Potatoes: The Effect Of Biostimulants And Herbicides
Solanum tuberosum L., also known as potatoes, are one of the most consumed vegetable crops in the world. Because of their nutritional value, potatoes’ quality…
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Reconstructing Commuter Networks Using Machine Learning And Urban Indicators
Humans are bound to move inter-urban areas on a daily basis, and understanding human mobility is vital to explain the processes related to this human…
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Aging Dolphins Via Pectoral Flipper Radiography
Unlike humans or other animal species, dolphins rarely show signs of external aging. Consequently, estimating the age of a free-ranging dolphin during a veterinary examination…
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Can The Subthreshold Volatile Phenol Chemistry Of A Potentially Smoke-Tainted Wine Explain Its Aroma? We Tested Twelve Commercial Red Wines To Find Out
Wine aroma is arguably the most important intrinsic factor used to judge wine quality. The perception of wine aroma is the result of a number…
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Epigenetic Changes In Multiple Sclerosis – Studied In Twins
Scientists have investigated why often only one of two identical twins suffers from multiple sclerosis, while the other twin sibling is spared. Identical twins look…
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Loess Soils Define Landslide Frequency In Loess Plateau, China
Loess is a wind-blown sediment made of micron-sized grains of quartz, feldspar, and mica, calcium and magnesium carbonates and up to 30% of clay. As…
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How Do Sports Organizations Become Ecologically Conscious?
In order for sport and sports organizations to operate, materials, venues, and athletes must exist. Typically, this is been done with little regard to the…
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Hebrus Valles: A Possible Location For First Human Step On Mars
Human exploration beyond Moon is getting more probable with passing years. The most accessible aim of our future missions is Mars. So far, NASA has…
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