9-Sep-2025 Far from West Coast, UTA team tracks California quakes University of Texas at Arlington The University of Texas at Arlington is far from California earthquake country, yet its researchers are helping pinpoint which sections of the San Andreas Fault are most active.
9-Sep-2025 UCF is leading a study to understand health impacts of algal blooms University of Central Florida A team of researchers led by UCF is studying the relationships between these harmful algal blooms in Florida and how they impact human health, potentially causing respiratory, gastrointestinal, skin and liver issues. Funder Florida Department of Health
9-Sep-2025 Reinforcement learning is making a buzz in space Naval Research Laboratory WASHINGTON, D.C. — A U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) research team successfully conducted the first reinforcement learning (RL) control of a free-flyer in space on May 27.
8-Sep-2025 MSU researchers address gap in substance use disorder treatment Michigan State University A team of researchers from Michigan State University and community partners has conducted critical research to address gaps in treatment of substance use disorder in Michigan’s St. Clair County and the city of Port Huron. This research, culminating in support resources, comes in time for September: National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month.
8-Sep-2025 What will the Arctic look like in 2050? UiT The Arctic University of Norway What are the future challenges in the Arctic, and what can we do to find solutions? The students aboard the Statsraad Lehmkuhl were tasked with creating future scenarios and exploring how we can address them.
8-Sep-2025 Feeling bored? Why that feeling might be more powerful than you think Texas A&M University Texas A&M psychologist uncovers why boredom drives us to seek new experiences, even if they are unpleasant. Journal Emotion
8-Sep-2025 ‘Scoring’ a good view: Researchers create tool to optimize window views and building design Cornell University ITHACA, N.Y. - ViewScore.io, a new software tool created by Cornell University researchers, can simulate and score window view scenarios, helping building designers optimize these views along with energy efficiency. The technology could also be used to inform green building standards, and to help consumers decide which home to rent or hotel room to reserve.
8-Sep-2025 Facing rapid changes in technology and transportation UiT The Arctic University of Norway Indigenous communities across the Arctic and northern Norway are experiencing profound transformations in technology and transportation, reshaping their Indigenous ways of life.
8-Sep-2025 New mesocosm study in Gran Canaria Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel (GEOMAR) 8. September 2025 / Gran Canaria / Kiel. Over the coming weeks, international researchers led by the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel will conduct an experiment in closed marine tanks on the coast of Gran Canaria to investigate the effect of various methods of ocean alkalisation on the marine ecosystem. In so-called mesocosms, which are similar to oversized test tubes, natural ecosystems can be observed under controlled conditions. This study will be the first to systematically compare two approaches: adding already dissolved minerals and introducing finely ground rock into seawater.
8-Sep-2025 New tech to combat toxic algal blooms and fish death events Murdoch University A new piece of technology designed by a leading Australian marine scientist will detect pollution in waterways in its earliest stages. Funder Alcoa Foundation, Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
