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Heat Pump (Xkcd)

24 months ago xkcd.com

Xkcd's "Is It Worth the Time?" Considered Harmful

31 days ago will-keleher.com

Clownfish shrink their bodies to survive ocean heat waves

20 days ago nbcnews.com

Heat stress mitigation by trees and shelters at bus stops

36 days ago sciencedirect.com

Energy efficiency of heat pumps in residential buildings using operation data

35 days ago nature.com

Is TfL losing the battle against heat on the Victoria line?

16 days ago swlondoner.co.uk

80% Chance of Record Heat in Coming Years, Climate Agencies Forecast

13 days ago apnews.com earth

Zebrafish have been shown to evolve both higher heat tolerance & also improved cold tolerance

24 days ago doi.org

Study finds 65% decline in urban bee population, heat and land use are main culprits

29 days ago royalsocietypublishing.org

From 2006–2020, people in the Western US faced 32 days a year, on average, of extreme heat, wildfire smoke, or nearby fires

37 days ago doi.org environment

Shelters at bus stops intended to provide relief from heat can actually result in higher temperatures, but this can be mitigated by the presence of shade trees.

39 days ago uth.edu environment

Researchers developed a low-cost picowatt calorimeter from flexible printed circuit boards, enabling highly sensitive measurement of minute heat changes for applications like studying crystallization and cell activity

22 days ago nature.com engineering

Researchers from Brno created a sustainable, biobased resin for SLA 3D printing using recycled waste and found one component, VanDiMMA, significantly improved the printed material's strength and heat resistance

22 days ago pubs.acs.org 3d engineering

Researchers found that the combination of heat waves and high PM2.5 pollution led to nearly 700,000 premature deaths in the past 30 years—most of which occurred in the Global South

27 days ago eos.org environment

If you’ve ever regretted ordering a spicy meal, take note: A new study identifying molecules that suppress the heat of chili peppers hints at the possibility of adapting these compounds into an “anti-spice” condiment for food that’s too fiery to eat.

19 days ago news.osu.edu chemistry

Xkcd: Push Notifications

2 months ago xkcd.com

PhD Timeline

43 days ago xkcd.com

AI is helping fraudsters pump out scamming campaigns in minutes

49 days ago techradar.com ai

SDFs from Unoriented Point Clouds Using Neural Variational Heat Distances

53 days ago arxiv.org

New cement turns heat into electricity, could help buildings generate their own power

56 days ago sciencedirect.com

Hegseth Faces Heat After New Signal Chat Emerges and Claim of Pentagon 'Chaos'

50 days ago wsj.com signal

Gas Boiler Fittings Outnumbered Heat Pumps By 15 To One in UK Last Year - Report

2 months ago theguardian.com

Europe's population is adapting better to cold than to heat - The relative risk of mortality at the coldest temperatures has decreased by 2% per year since 2003, while the risk from extreme heat has only fallen by 1% per year.

2 months ago thelancet.com europe health

Recent research shows that CaBBX9, an interaction partner of autophagy regulated protein CaATG8c, negatively regulates heat tolerance of pepper

2 months ago doi.org biology

Study finds Jupiter’s big storms mix water and ammonia, changing the air. They heat and dry the upper atmosphere, while dropping ammonia deep below

55 days ago science.org astronomy

Lakes now release ~1.5% more heat globally, with mid-high latitude lakes (>45°N) releasing ~1.8% more, driven by ice loss and stronger radiation.

42 days ago doi.org environment release

School sports tournaments and club activities across Japan may need to be canceled for much of the summer by the 2060s as climate change pushes heat levels beyond safe limits

55 days ago japantimes.co.jp health japan

From extreme heat and floods to shifting disease risks, a new study shows how global warming disrupts every stage of blood collection, testing, storage, and delivery – putting lives at risk.

52 days ago doi.org disease health

Recent projections suggest that large geographical areas will soon experience heat and humidity exceeding limits for human thermoregulation - The study found humans struggle to thermoregulate at wet bulb temperatures above 26–31 °C, significantly below the commonly cited 35 °C threshold.

49 days ago pnas.org health

Research has estimated that 111 of the world's largest fossil fuel companies have caused $28 trillion in heat-related climate damages so far—slightly less than the value of all goods and services produced in the United States last year.

47 days ago apnews.com environment

FDA issues early alert for Baxter's Spectrum infusion pump

3 months ago medicaldevice-network.com

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