Listen up! The world's oceans may be starting to warm

Article Abstract:

Acoustic thermometry experiments indicated that the Arctic Ocean temperature is on the rise, in a fraction of the time shipbound measurements would have taken. A large-scale test in the Pacific, now facing an environmental-impact challenge, may help verify predictive models of global warming.

Research, Measurement, Global warming, Ocean temperature

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Multiauthor papers on the rise

Article Abstract:

A report from the Institute for Scientific Information indicates an increase in the publication of scientific papers with more than 100 authors in all scientific fields. The phenomenon has been evident previously in high-energy physics and is emerging in life sciences.

Reports, Authorship, Scientific literature, Science literature, Science publishing, Institute for Scientific Information

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