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Using machine learning to help monitor climate-induced hazards

Combining satellite technology with machine learning may allow scientists to better track and prepare for climate-induced natural hazards.

United statesGulf of mexicoOhio state universityYu zhangOrhan akyilmazTatyana woodallYuanyuan jiaMetehan uzJunyi guoKazim atmanTechnological research councilSpace administrationIstanbul technical universityNational science foundationByrd polar research centerUnited states agency for international development

Ohio Astrophotographer Isaac Cruz Wants to Show People the Universe

Technological advances have helped Cruz and other citizen scientists document celestial objects millions of light years away from Earth.

United statesKnox countyTatyana woodallIsaac cruzBryan simpsonReynoldsburg astrophotographer isaac cruzCincinnati astronomical societyColumbus astronomical societyReynoldsburg astrophotographer isaac cruz wantsShow youUniverse through hisHubble space telescopeJames webb space

Desert dust collected from glacier ice helps document climate change

OSU Researchers are using dust trapped in glacier ice in Tibet to document past changes in Earth’s intricate climate system to help predict changes.

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An easier and safer way to synthesize medicines

Researchers developed catalysts made out of cheap metals, like iron, copper, etc., and combined to facilitate their new method of harnessing carbene.

United statesOhio state universityTatyana woodallAlysonn panequeLumin zhangBethanym demuynckDavid nagibSloan foundationNagib labNational institutes of healthNational science foundationNational institutes

Chemists create artificial protein that peers into Earth s past

Scientists have developed an artificial protein that could offer new insights into chemical evolution on early Earth.

United statesOhio state universityTatyana woodallAlina yerbulekovaHannah shafaatAnastasiac manesisJason shearerTrinity universityProceedings of the national academy sciencesUs department of energyNational academyOhio state

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