The balance of different varieties of atoms inside a person’s teeth can reveal a week-by-week record of rainfall and protein ...

In nuclear physics, "magic numbers" identify specific numbers of protons or neutrons that lead to especially stable nuclei.

Artificial lakes, like reservoirs, face the biggest risks. They are often shallow and lack strong groundwater connections.

Understanding whether lakes are fed predominantly by groundwater or rainwater is critical to managing our water resources in the face of droughts and shortages, new research has found.

Magic numbers" in nuclear physics identify specific numbers of protons or neutrons that lead to especially stable nuclei.

This would explain the similarity in the composition of the Earth and the Moon," Professor Andreas Pack, Managing Director of Gottingen University's Geoscience Centre and Head of the Geochemistry and ...

Water is the most prevalent component of biomolecular simulations - from protein ensembles to nucleic acids - and ...

A groundbreaking study published in Communications Earth & Environment has called into question the long-standing assumptions ...