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Early warnings of earthquakes.
Nature Communications · 16 Oct 2026 · Editorial
Earthquake early warning systems are essential for reducing seismic impact in growing populations of seismically active regions.
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Active crustal straining and fault reactivation at Valles Marineris.
Nature Communications · 15 Oct 2026 · Journal Article
Seismic evidence shows that inherited faults in Valles Marineris on Mars can be reactivated after billions of years, involving strike-slip faulting in the deep crust.
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On predictability of slip, rupture geometry, and speed of the 2025 M7.8 Mandalay, Myanmar, earthquake.
Nature Communications · 14 Oct 2026 · Journal Article
Subsurface fault geometry and slip distribution of the 2025 M7.8 Mandalay earthquake could be anticipated from pre-event observations, with slip exceeding the slip deficit.
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Nuclear tests at Mt. Mantap have reactivated intraplate faults.
Science · 17 Sept 2026 · Journal Article
Intraplate faults at Mt. Mantap have been reactivated for years after nuclear tests, with seismicity increasing and fault activity becoming spatially organized.
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A seismic shift.
Science · 17 Sept 2026 · Journal Article
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Calcium silicate-diorthocarbonate is a missing link in deep-mantle chemistry of silicates and carbonates.
Nature Communications · 4 Sept 2026 · Journal Article
High-pressure calcium silicate-diorthocarbonate (CaSiC2O7) was synthesized at 122 GPa, revealing a new phase that links silicates and carbonates in deep-mantle chemistry.
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