2023.05.31
Sea level rise of up to 3 m even if temperature rise is limited to "1.5 ℃ — WMO worried that sea levels will continue rising for 2000 years
Energy & Environment
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2023.05.31
New parasitic crustacean discovered in the Kuril‐Kamchatka Trench at a depth of 7200 m
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2023.05.24
Serious 'marine noise pollution' mainly caused by ship navigation results in damage to the ecosystem and inhibits vital activity of invertebrates
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2023.05.24
Gifu University succeeds in estimate of sika deer abundance through utilization of monitoring data — Estimated using 5‐km square grid cells
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2023.05.24
Snailfish filmed at a depth of 8,336 m in the Ogasawara Trench certified as the "World's Deepest Fish"
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2023.05.22
Latest IPCC report presses the world to "halve CO2 emissions by 2030" — UN Secretary General warns that "the climate time bomb is ticking."
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2023.05.16
Electrical potential change after rain: Evidence of information exchange among mushrooms?
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2023.05.12
Validation of coral environmental DNA analysis method by OIST enables large‐scale surveys without the need to dive underwater
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2023.04.28
How Can We Make It Happen? A Bright and Affluent Zero‐Emission Society Part 9: Exploring the future through extended input‐output tables
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2023.04.25
On the path toward the realization of fusion reactors: National Institute for Fusion Science and Toho Kinzoku Co., Ltd. successfully test durability of divertor
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2023.04.07
Regional diversity among contemporary Japanese explained by intermixing of Jomon people and ancient migrants — The University of Tokyo focusing on Jomon‐derived variations in genome
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2023.04.05
International team led by JAMSTEC and Miyazaki University observe general flowering in tropical rainforests through satellite observations of a wide area of Borneo
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2023.04.03
Imagining 2050: The Moonshot R&D Program Moonshot Goal 8 — Developing weather control technology to mitigate damage caused by extreme winds and rains
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2023.04.03
Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute artificially cultivates white truffles with aim to establish cultivation technology and stable supply
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2023.03.20
How Can We Make It Happen? A Bright and Affluent Zero‐Emission Society Part 8: Direct capture of CO2 from the atmosphere is essential for decarbonization by 2050
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2023.03.17
NTT identifies genes involved in algae CO2 absorption and makes significant improvements: Aims for use in green food projects
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2023.03.03
Eels prefer confined spaces — Stone crevices needed in brackish water also provide shelter for its prey
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2023.03.03
Group led by the University of Tokyo find photoprotective pigmented bacteria on the cell surface of dinoflagellates
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2023.02.28
How Can We Make It Happen? A Bright and Affluent Zero-Emission Society Part 7: Advances in the information society and energy consumption
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2023.02.24
Kyoto University and University of the Ryukyus confirm through gene analysis that the sea hibiscus scattered its seeds into ocean currents to achieve a global distribution in 'only four million years'
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2023.02.24
World's largest EV trial by Hitachi finds commercial feasibility and anticipates mass adoption
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2023.02.21
JAMSTEC observes acoustic scattering phenomena in hydrothermal plumes — First findings from the Izu-Bonin-Mariana arc
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2023.02.20
Using the charr genome as a means of verifying the history of topographic formation by identifying past "stream captures"
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2023.02.17
Was the 1662 Hyuga-nada Earthquake a massive earthquake of nearly M8? Kyoto University DPRI, AIST and HRO offer a new perspective through A tsunami simulation created by a new fault model
Energy & Environment