Phytoplankton blooms structure primary production and food‐web dynamics in the Gulf of Alaska, yet their response to recent warming and marine heatwaves (MHWs) remains poorly described. Using a parametric Gaussian framework applied to 21 years of satellite chlorophyll a (Chl a ), this study classified daily Chl a timeseries into double‐bloom, single spring‐bloom, single fall‐bloom, and no‐bloom regimes and related these to lar...

Microbially-induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) is a biological process in which microbially-produced urease enzymes convert urea and calcium into solid calcium carbonate (CaCO 3 ) deposits. MICP has been demonstrated to reduce permeability in shale fractures under elevated pressures, raising the possibility of applying this technology to enhance shale reservoir storage safety. For this and other applications to bec...

Chamber-housed substations are a common substation type, essential for voltage regulation, load balancing, and fault isolation to ensure power supply grid stability and reliability. As typically ground-based structures, chamber-housed substations are vulnerable to damage from flooding. In the case of chambers constructed from plain masonry, these may be susceptible to structural damage from forces generated by flood flows. Alt...

The marine environment comprises vast regions without physical barriers to movement, making the understanding of population isolation and the evolution of diversity challenging. This is especially the case for highly mobile marine species. Here we investigate populations of the common bottlenose dolphin ( Tursiops truncatus ) across the Mediterranean Sea and adjacent North Atlantic using high‐resolution genomic markers (RADseq...