At major computer-science publication venues, up to 17% of the peer reviews are now written by artificial intelligence. We need guidelines before things get out of hand.

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Bioluminescence is the glow from millions of tiny algae in the ocean emitting light. It's only visible at night, and you can see here. Surfers in California were taking in the magical sight the ...

A recent red tide off the coasts of Santa Monica and Malibu has caused noticeable odors due to a dense bloom of microscopic algae ... The bloom may also lead to bioluminescent displays in the ...

Rust-colored water is caused by algae which is also responsible for the blue glow known as bioluminescence -- but there is a flip side to this nighttime beauty. The electric blue waves along Southern ...

"Past week, we've had bioluminescence ... here to enjoy the view, but when they are smelling something unusual; it also affects our business." But not to worry -- once the algae finishes dying ...

The Supporting Information is available free of charge at https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.chemmater.4c02731. Additional information about the force field ...

When Takashi Amano introduced the Yamato numa shrimp to his planted tanks in the early 1990s, he revolutionised natural algae control. This see-through, unassuming freshwater shrimp eats algae ...

This stunning natural phenomenon, caused by micro-sized algae, was seen by photographer and aquatic adventurer Patrick Coyne. “This was by far the brightest bioluminescence I have now ever seen ...

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The bioluminescent waves that attracted people ... complaining about a rotten egg smell around town, and decomposing algae is to blame. Why now: The scores of tiny phytoplankton that turn the ...