Few things herald Thanksgiving as loudly as turkeys, flight delays, and long hours in front of the TV watching football.
How to Deconstruct a Football Tackle with Physics
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Crowdsourced Field Data Shows Importance of Smallholder Farms to Global Food Production
A new global field size data set collected as part of a crowdsourcing citizen science project by IIASA researchers has shown that the proportion of smallholder farms may be much larger than previously thought, contributing much more to global food production.
October 2018 was 2nd hottest on record for the globe
Warmth tipped the scales again last month, making it not only the 2nd hottest October on record, but also the 4th hottest year to date for the globe, according to a fresh analysis by scientists at NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information.
Trent Alumnus Finds Burial Site of Franklin Expedition Officer
A Trent alumnus has helped identify the final resting place of human remains from the Franklin Expedition and hopes to soon be able to add to a list of confirmed crew members from the ill-fated search for the Northwest Passage.
Sugar Supplement Slows Tumour Growth and Can Improve Cancer Treatment in Mice
Mannose sugar, a nutritional supplement, can both slow tumour growth and enhance the effects of chemotherapy in mice with multiple types of cancer.
Here’s How Satellite Data Helps Forecasters Issue Snow Squall Alerts
If you have a smartphone, you’ve likely received a severe weather alert warning of an impending flash flooding event, a tornado or a dangerous thunderstorm, and that’s in part thanks to information provided by the National Weather Service (NWS).
