Warm subsurface water drives accelerating Antarctic sea-ice loss
Autonomous floats show that heat rising from the deep ocean, not just warmer air, is behind the abrupt decline of Antarctic sea ice since 2016.
Lumen · published online 14 October 2026
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Autonomous floats show that heat rising from the deep ocean, not just warmer air, is behind the abrupt decline of Antarctic sea ice since 2016.
Olga Rossi, Jun Patel … Fatima Raman
Lumen · published online 14 October 2026
Plant–pollinator networks can reorganize within days of a heatwave, but specialist plants pay the price.
Olga Silva, Li Novak & Isabel Zhang
Lumen 3, 53–54 (2026)
Synthetic molecular machines that walk along a track can build polymers with a pre-programmed sequence of building blocks, like a miniature ribosome.
Pierre Bello, Marta Silva … Priya Dlamini
Lumen 3, 55–65 (2026)
Star-shaped glial cells keep a running tally of time awake and signal to neurons when it is time to sleep.
Lucas Park, Ingrid Silva … Leila Becker
Lumen 3, 142–152 (2026)
A decade of seafloor geodesy reveals that slow, silent fault slip accelerated in the months before two magnitude-7 earthquakes.
Ingrid Fernandez, Gabriel Sato … Yuki Demir
Lumen 2, 40–46 (2025)