Daily Research Explorer

Piechulla, Blommestein, van Gerven, Pelzer et al. · arXiv:2610.15798 — See how growing a rare metal one tiny layer at a time lets a machine that makes clean hydrogen from water work almost as well while using seven times less of that metal.

Zhang, Que & Wang · arXiv:2610.15456 — Pick a snack and an insulin shot to see where blood sugar is heading over the next two hours, like a smart early warning for people with diabetes.

Golkar, de Oliveira & Alipour · arXiv:2610.20918 — See when a power company should call in extra repair crews before a big storm, since asking early means a fuzzier guess but waiting means fewer crews are left.

Purohit, Kuhlmann, Huck, Steinrück & Sai Gautam · arXiv:2610.20834 — Turn a voltage dial to see which battery-like materials can pull lithium or salt out of seawater without falling apart.

Chongsrid, Yindeedej, Konmun, Yang & Yeo · arXiv:2610.20074 — Move the entry point and depth to see how a patient-specific plan keeps more of the tube floating in clear fluid instead of jammed in tissue.

Du, Jiang, Ciais, Friedlingstein, Sitch, O'Sullivan et al. · arXiv:2610.16714 — Slide between calm and severe El Niño outcomes to see where forests may soak up less carbon and where peatlands face a much higher fire risk.

Ladhak, Acharya, Akle Serano, Sun, Ginsburg & Puvvada · arXiv:2610.12582 — Move a slider to make one small AI model think harder or answer faster, without downloading a bigger model.

Xing, Zhang, Cui, Yang, Wang, Qin, Wang & Jia · arXiv:2610.13567 — Play with a pretend outbreak to see whether giving shots to busy people or older people first keeps more people from getting sick.

Rogers, Fan, Zamudio & Douglass · arXiv:2610.12752 — Move the sliders to see how far waves can push a floating toy, a bit of trash or a lost swimmer across the sea.

Müller & Natarajan · arXiv:2610.11882 — See how a quick math trick helps scientists guess which mixes of metals will hold together, before they try making them.