In four preprints, models built on physics constraints and transfer learning hold up in new climates, new basins, and new solar conditions — the places where data-only models usually fail.
Serval argues service software should close the loop on unused licenses and routine tickets, and Ashby's new feedback default applies the same finish-the-job logic to hiring.
In new preprints, the Kivu Rift's crust is thinner and more modified than its topography suggests, New Zealand's Nelson Thrust Belt reactivates faults laid down hundreds of millions of years ago, and rupture physics turns on structure at the scale of the rupture itself.
In new preprints, stream sediments point to rare-earth enrichment, a sixth-century manual's groundwater clues partly check out against India's wells, and security cameras double as seismometers during a Kumamoto earthquake.
A remittance fintech built on one immigrant community, a voice AI tool bought for one hiring workflow, a brokerage licensed into one region, and a buy-and-build compounder all share one discipline: name the base first.
Apollo says US core PCE inflation has sat at 3% for three years and is now moving higher, while NAB and Westpac both expect the Reserve Bank of Australia to hike — and markets price an 80% chance this week.
In preprints, homoharringtonine disrupts a DNA-repair protein and sensitizes tumor cells to platinum chemotherapy, GRAFT predicts drug responses in unmeasured cell types, and Pycea ties lineage trees to single-cell measurements.
Connor McDavid and Pyotr Kochetkov earned October monthly honors as Carolina routed Winnipeg 7-0, Edmonton shut out the Islanders 4-0, and Washington's 5-on-5 offense kept rolling.
Golden State will parade along San Francisco's Embarcadero on November 4, 2026, with the team's Bay Area identity and its Maryland and UCLA connections framing a first championship celebration.
The Raiders and Cardinals erased deficits to win on the road, the Bengals survived overtime, Tampa Bay won without completing a pass, and Baltimore lost three quarterbacks in one afternoon.
Governor Mike Dunleavy proclaimed November 2026 as Alaska Native Heritage Month, Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month, Family Caregivers Month, and Wild Game Meat Donation Month.
In new preprints, fires that follow joint drought and fire weather turn into megafires far more often, deep soils stay dry years after the surface recovers, and a new mapping tool aims to give water planners finer ground to stand on.
In a set of new preprints, the Pacific's decadal memory fades under warming, storm models disagree on the heaviest rain, and even the seasonal rhythm of midlatitude rain drifts from what models expect.