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Homo floresiensis,

Science Nature

Irish researcher uncovers climate link to disappearance of ‘hobbit’

Eyjafjallajökull volcano eruption 2010

Environment Science

New volcanic ash forecasts aim to halve air travel disruption

A reddish-brown sporophyte can be seen at the top center of a leafy gametophore. This capsule contains numerous spores inside. Mature sporophytes like these were individually collected and used as samples for the space exposure experiment conducted on the exposure facility of the International Space Station (ISS). Credit Tomomichi Fujita

Space Science

Earth’s Hardiest Plant Thrives in Orbit

Satellite

Climate Science Space

Satellites and AI Offer New Lens on Climate Adaptation

Arctic ice

Marine Science

Cosmic Dust Unlocks Arctic Ice Secrets

CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research,

Science Space

Scientists Create Mini Fireballs to Solve Cosmic Mystery

Hektoria Glacier

Climate Science

Antarctica Glacier Loses Half Its Ice in Two Months

UK Met Office

Science

Met Office’s Forecasting Tech Turns 60

Ocean Research ship

Marine Science

Marine Institute Promotes Careers in Ocean Research

Gulf of Mexico

Climate Marine Science

Study Improves Modelling of Current Key to Ireland’s Temperate Climate

AI forecasting emergencies

Climate Science

AI set to transform global weather forecasts, WMO says

Oyster Reefs

Marine Science

UCD Leads €1.5 Million Project to Restore Native Oyster Reefs

Fungi

Science Nature

Billion-Year-Old Fungi Rewrite Evolutionary History

Metop-SGA1

Space Science

Next-generation weather satellite sends back first data

Antarctica

Climate Science

Scientists map Antarctic ice in hunt for oldest climate record

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