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Heat Wave Forecasting Gets a Boost From New Method - Vimarsana News

Heat Wave Forecasting Gets a Boost From New Method

Climate-simulation models that incorporate a new computing concept may save tens of thousands of lives by preparing for extreme heat waves around the globe, especially in places known for cool summers.

Digital Helper Tells Dual-Armed Robot to Carry Out Manual Tasks - Vimarsana News

Digital Helper Tells Dual-Armed Robot to Carry Out Manual Tasks

A groundbreaking bimanual robot exhibits tactile sensitivity near to human-level dexterity by making use of AI to inform its actions.

How Silicon-Perovskite Tandem Cells Surpassed 32% Efficiency - Vimarsana News

How Silicon-Perovskite Tandem Cells Surpassed 32% Efficiency

The numbers 29, 30 and 32 are not just random numbers; they are the efficiency of solar cells, as measured by the proportion of incidental sunlight converted into electrical power.

Source: azom.com
Adding Rocks to Fields Could Help Meet IPCC Carbon Goals - Vimarsana News

Adding Rocks to Fields Could Help Meet IPCC Carbon Goals

Recent research reveals that farmers around the globe could help the world meet a major carbon removal goal set by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) by incorporating crushed volcanic rocks into their fields.

Investigating the Use of Solar Radiation Management to Slow Ice Sheet Melt - Vimarsana News

Investigating the Use of Solar Radiation Management to Slow Ice Sheet Melt

The climate might theoretically be artificially impacted and cooled using so-called geoengineering methods. Bernese scientists have now researched whether it is possible to avoid the melting of the West Antarctic ice sheet by “dimming the sun” artificially.