Science news articles about 'water scientists'

... they meet each other head-on to form a strong and rigid boundary between each other, says new research into how interactions between oil and water work, out this week in Physical Review Letters.

... Enceladus may indeed hide an underground reservoir of water. Scientists at Jet Propulsion Lab in California, ... earth, liquid water exists beneath ice at Lake Vostok, Antarctica. Scientists suggest ...

... . The sudden occurrence of the disease was linked to the increased use of wells for drinking water. Scientists had long assumed that the contamination process occurred deep underground, in buried ...

... occurs through drinking contaminated well water, scientists at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL ... Chief Academic and Scientific Officer and a senior scientist in the MBL's Bay Paul Center; graduate ...

... tough to get right, and some of the hardest dynamics to recreate have been the movements and sound of water. Scientists at Cornell have now announced a system that can look at a 3-D motion rendering ...

Scientists argue that current international strategies to mitigate manmade carbon emissions and address climate change have overlooked a critical player -- inland waters. Carbon burial and outgassing ...

Suddenly, the moon looks exciting again. It has lots of water, scientists said Friday — a thrilling discovery that sent a ripple of hope for a future astronaut outpost in a place that has always ...

... plant's ability to send its roots towards water. Scientists in TAU's lab are observing plants ... Economic Consequences Too "Our aim is to save water," explains Prof. Eshel. "We are increasing a plant ...

The Saffir-Simpson hurricane only goes up to Category 5. But in theory, winds from a powerful hurricane could blow the scale out of the water, scientists say.

Anthony Turton may be dismissed after speaking to journalists about a controversial presentation.

Growing crops in salt water is becoming necessary to overcome shortages of fresh water, scientists say.

... die on their maiden voyage. Curious to know how much energy the youngsters need to reach safe deep water, scientists measured the hatchling's oxygen consumption and found that they ...

... harmful algal blooms and oxygen-deprived "dead zones" occurring in freshwater lakes and coastal waters. Scientists attribute these elevated nutrient levels to the production of fertilizers, increased ...

A large area of marshlands will be lost despite a plan to restore the flow of muddy water, scientists reported.

Burrowing frogs can survive buried for several years without food or water. Scientists have discovered that the metabolism of their cells changes radically during the dormancy period allowing the ...