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(a) Global Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) pattern of significant wave height in Discrete Interaction Approximation relative to the Exact. (b) Global RMSE pattern of significant wave height in NLML relative to the exact interaction method.

Improving How Models Predict Ocean Waves with AI

A new approach using machine learning can help computer models simulate waves more accurately in less time.

The diagram shows the evolution of a copper surface from metal through OH adsorption to Cu2O and Cu(OH). Modulating the voltage enables the X-ray to reveal the surface chemistry as the reaction occurs.

Accessing Dynamic Electrochemical Interfaces

A new technique reveals ultrafast processes in electrode-electrolyte interfaces under operating conditions.

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