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STOWYK Launches to Give Men a Local Circle of Men Who Help Each Other
New app from Delray Beach puts every man in an Atlas of up to 25 men near him, led by men who have already made it DELRAY BEACH, FL, UNITED STATES, November 2, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / -- STOWYK, a new app for men, launched today at stowyk.com . It gives every man who joins a local group, called an Atlas, of up to 25 men near him. Each man says what value he brings and what help he needs, and STOWYK matches him with men who can help.
Computer Science > Machine Learning
Decisions about heat, frost and flooding are made locally, yet reanalyses and climate models resolve tens of kilometres. Generative downscalers add kilometre-scale detail with uncertainty, but are tied to a grid, costly to sample and lack a tractable likelihood. Here we introduce CD-FFM, a functional flow-matching model that treats the high-resolution field as a continuous random field that one model can query at any location and resolution.
Computer Science > Artificial Intelligence
Earth-system models simplify atmospheric chemistry into condensed mechanisms, because near-explicit mechanisms such as the Master Chemical Mechanism (MCM) are too costly to solve in every grid cell. Neural emulators could lift this limit, but most advance the chemistry in small time steps and cover only a few species or a reduced mechanism.
TopoFlow: topography-aware pollutant Flow learning for high-resolution air quality prediction
Abstract We propose TopoFlow (Topography-aware pollutant Flow learning), a physics-guided neural network for efficient, high-resolution air quality prediction. To explicitly embed physical processes into the learning framework, we identify two critical factors governing pollutant dynamics: topography and wind direction. Complex terrain can channel, block and trap pollutants, while wind acts as a primary driver of their transport and dispersion.
Secondary organic aerosol in urban China: A distinct chemical regime for air pollution studies
Editor’s summary Urban air pollution in China is characterized by a chemical environment not seen in many other places in the world, with strong haze events being a particularly visible symptom. The high particulate matter loads that define these hazy episodes are largely the result of the production of secondary organic aerosols (SOAs). Huang et al.
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