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Utilizing artificial intelligence, scientists from the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland and the University of Copenhagen discovered that meltwater in tunnels beneath Greenland’s ice sheet changes speed and, in some places, accelerates rapidly towards the ocean.
It was possible for researchers to create images of an object that stays entirely in the dark. This was done by enhancing the principle of so-called “Ghost imaging”.
Rice University researchers have found a method to engineer wood to trap CO2 by a likely scalable, energy-efficient approach that also makes the material more robust for construction purposes.
The tropical oceans have the most diversified plankton populations on the planet, and they serve as the foundation of marine food chains.
At the High-Performance Materials Institute, a group of FAMU-FSU College of engineering scientists is examining the thermal limits of advanced nanomaterials.