The cross-sectional study found reaction times rose with age across four limbs, did not differ by limb dominance, and were numerically slower than in an external historical Scandinavian dataset.
A cohort of 1,547,244 Medicaid-enrolled mother-child pairs linked prenatal PM2.5 exposure with higher autism risk, while ADHD and postnatal findings varied by timing and race or ethnicity.
Researchers linked higher modeled arsenic probability to greater well depth and several geological signals, while finding a weaker association with long-term subsidence.
Sugar beet seedlings in saline-alkali soil showed the strongest reported growth, pigment and photosynthesis readings with sulfuric-acid-modified biochar, though the evidence is limited to a short-term pot study.
Researchers found cerebellar DTI abnormalities in people with concussion and higher Z-score sensitivity in regions linked to balance and sleep, but the report does not establish clinical diagnostic benefit.
A commentary on the AMOC–cryosphere system argues that stabilizing feedbacks deserve a place in tipping-risk assessments, while leaving their net effect unresolved.
A 2026 arXiv preprint reports a continually learning neural-operator surrogate that inverted 2,131,667 in-range airborne electromagnetic soundings in 24.9 seconds on one GPU. Posterior similarity was tested separately on matched comparisons involving 15 soundings, not across the survey-scale application.
A laboratory study found that growing and decaying rupture pulses approximately followed a common size–speed relation predicted by a two-dimensional friction theory.
GeoFormer, a geometry-aware Transformer for prestack seismic data, recorded the lowest reported RMSE on all four field datasets, but the study's noise examples were qualitative.
A preprint using Sentinel-3 reflectance and Norwegian monitoring data found large accuracy differences across feature-engineering choices for chlorophyll-a and Secchi disk depth, with the best setup varying by model and target.
A numerical model of subduction initiation showed heat and uplift associated with an arc-like structure, even though no clearly developed cold slab appeared during the modeled period.
A laboratory analysis of thorium-rich beach sand found a consistent temperature pattern in thoron exhalation estimates, but a less predictable response to humidity. The findings apply to controlled chamber conditions, not human exposure or health outcomes.