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Theories suggest that as the rest of the earth warms, tropical temperatures would be regulated by an internal ‘thermostat,’ but new research indicates the tropics may have reached temperatures too hot for living organisms to survive in parts of the tropics during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum

8 years ago purdue.edu earth

Although many people have argued that rising carbon dioxide levels would benefit crop production, a recent model of the effects of increased CO2 shows that it's not that simple and that elevated levels could have a much less positive effect on plant photosynthesis than previously predicted.

8 years ago purdue.edu

A physicist has finally observed a butterfly Rydberg molecule -- a weak pairing of two highly excitable atoms -- that he predicted would exist 14 years ago.

8 years ago purdue.edu

Soluble corn fiber can help young women build bone and older women preserve bone

9 years ago purdue.edu

Rapid, low-temperature process adds weeks to milk's shelf life

9 years ago purdue.edu

Old World metals were traded on Alaska coast several hundred years before contact with Europeans

9 years ago purdue.edu

Ziro robotics kit is 'success story' for Purdue, National Science Foundation

9 years ago purdue.edu

Data Science: An Action Plan for Expanding Statistics (2001)

9 years ago stat.purdue.edu

XINU OS – Xinu Is Not Unix

9 years ago xinu.cs.purdue.edu

Rx: Treating Bugs as Allergies – A Method to Survive Software Failures (2005)

9 years ago cs.purdue.edu