A University of Oregon-led team estimated that at least 81 cubic kilometers of water are stored in the subsurface volcanic rock of Oregon's Cascade Range. ^[1] Patrick Herbert was signed by the Los Angeles Chargers to their practice squad. ^[2] Leif Karlstrom, a geosciences professor at the University of Oregon, led the research team that analyzed temperature data from decades-old geothermal drill holes. ^[3] The estimated volume of water in the Oregon Cascades is nearly three times the full capacity of Lake Mead, the largest reservoir in the United States. ^[4] Patrick Herbert previously played for the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2025 after going undrafted in the NFL Draft. ^[5] Patrick Herbert will reunite with his brother Justin Herbert on the Los Angeles Chargers roster for the first time since 2019. ^[6] ReviewGrounder achieved a 41% improvement over GPT-4.1 and a 135% improvement over GPT-4o across eight review-quality dimensions. ^[7] ReviewGrounder is an AI tool designed to assist human reviewers by performing the legwork of initial analysis while keeping final judgment with humans. ^[8] The peer review process is experiencing strain due to rising submission volumes and a shortage of qualified reviewers. ^[9] The ReviewGrounder system divides the review task into three specialized stages: a Review Drafter, three grounding agents, and a Review Aggregator. ^[10] The study indicates that the hidden water reservoir could help regulate streamflow and provide drought resilience through slow drainage from the volcanic aquifer. ^[11] Patrick Herbert played 41 games over three seasons at the University of Oregon, recording 31 receptions, 388 yards, and four touchdowns. ^[12]