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Award-winning science writer; bylines in Science, NYT, others. Astrophysicist in a previous life. katherine [dot] kornei [at] gmail [dot] com
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Heavy Rainfall Inflates Mount Fuji

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By Katherine Kornei 
| AGU's Eos
Magma on the move can cause the ground around a volcano to heave in measurable ways. But surface deformation doesn’t always point to an impending eruption—new results show that the terrain around a volcano can also shift during episodes of heavy rainfall. Researchers studying Japan’s Mount Fuji spotted instances of centimeter-level ground deformation tied to intense precipitation.
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A 16th-Century Sketch Claims to Depict Anne Boleyn. AI Says It's Her Mom.

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By Katherine Kornei 
| Breaking One
What's in a face? Quite a bit, when you ask a computer. Computational facial recognition -- which captures hundreds of attributes of facial structure -- is used for everything from banking to border security. Researchers have now applied the technology to a small chalk sketch that may or may not portray an English queen who was famously beheaded for treason 490 years ago today.
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A 16th-Century Sketch Claims to Depict Anne Boleyn. A.I. Says It’s Her Mom.

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By Katherine Kornei 
| The New York Times
You have been granted access, use your keyboard to continue reading. A 16th-Century Sketch Claims to Depict Anne Boleyn. A.I. Says It’s Her Mom. Using facial-recognition technology, scholars have concluded that a 500-year-old drawing labeled “Anna Bollein Queen” more likely showed her mother, Elizabeth Howard. A sketch, left, long identified as Anne Boleyn based on an 18th-century inscription, depicts a subject with blonde hair and of substantial build.
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