UC Santa Cruz applied mathematicians produced the first self-consistent models of the Sun’s tachocline incorporating the correct dynamical ingredients.
Models Explain Mysterious Feature Controlling Magnetic Properties of the Sun
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When Does Melting Ice Capsize? New Research Unearths Several Mechanisms
Findings offer innovative ways to improve weather forecasting, measure climate-change impacts.
Stress in the Strands: Hair Offers Clues to Children’s Mental Health
University of Waterloo study shows long-term stress levels may signal mental health risks in children with chronic physical illnesses and guide early intervention.
Climate Change is Altering Nitrogen Composition in Arctic Rivers
Research shows shifting composition threatens marine ecosystems and highlights water quality impacts of global warming.
Up, Up and Away: Dandelions Use Upward Winds to Spread Seeds
Chris Roh ’12 became interested in dandelions on walks with his toddler, picking the fluffy white spheres and blowing off their seeds.
Even Black Holes Have Bad Hair Days
New EHT images reveal unexpected polarization flips at M87* that are giving scientists insight into the year-by-year evolution of a supermassive black hole’s ring.
