Publications by authors named "Fredrik Lindsten"
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- Scientists have found a new way to see tiny changes in proteins very quickly, which is important for biology and medicine.
- They used special X-ray lasers that can take pictures millions of times a second without much background noise.
- This new method helps them study how proteins unfold and change shape, making it useful for understanding many different biological processes.
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View Article and Find Full Text PDFChanges in the sea-level annual cycle (SLAC) can have profound impacts on coastal areas, including increased flooding risk and ecosystem alteration, yet little is known about the magnitude and drivers of such changes. Here we show, using novel Bayesian methods, that there are significant decadal fluctuations in the amplitude of the SLAC along the United States Gulf and Southeast coasts, including an extreme event in 2008-2009 that is likely (probability ≥68%) unprecedented in the tide-gauge record. Such fluctuations are coherent along the coast but decoupled from deep-ocean changes.
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