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Frontiers news

20 Dec 2021

Yasmina Sultanbawa – Science is my community

Dr. Yasmina Sultanbawa speaks about local communities and the importance of science in empowering each other and building healthier communities.

Frontiers news

14 Dec 2021

Frontiers’ volunteers: a time for giving and reflecting

This month, we talk to fellow Frontons Rachael Benson, Salla Lyyra, Simona Pesce, Francesca Tettamanzi and Hugo Tornero about their volunteering work at Partage Warehouse, an organization that ‘fights against hunger and food waste on a daily basis’.

Frontiers news

13 Dec 2021

Investigation of potentially falsified research

A wave of systematically falsified research manuscripts, commonly referred to as ‘paper mill’ papers, threatens to harm the integrity of today’s scientific literature and is of significant concern to all of us. As soon as the issue was brought to our attention, we launched an extensive internal investigation. At Frontiers, we continue to follow our strict research integrity processes. If a suspicious article is identified, clarification from authors is sought and raw data investigated. If a satisfactory outcome is not achieved, a retraction will follow. This issue is a particularly complex one, affecting all leading publishers, and we remain in discussion with several of these to seek an effective and lasting outcome. The scale of the problem has been recognized by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), of which Frontiers is a member and to whom we are grateful for their guidance. We are committed to upholding the highest levels of integrity and rigor. As such, we have workflows and preventative measures in place to address the issue. We maintain an internal working group dedicated to the issue as part of our existing Research Integrity and Auditing team. This group systematically reviews the situation, monitor for new developments, and share insights where possible. We are prototyping a new automated […]

Frontiers news

10 Dec 2021

Asha de Vos – Every coastline needs a local hero

In the world of marine science, Dr. Asha de Vos rarely needs an introduction. The Sri Lankan marine biologist and ocean educator is best known for her pioneering work on blue whales and for founding the non-profit Oceanswell, Sri Lanka’s first marine conservation research and education organization.

Psychology

09 Dec 2021

Home for the holidays: Research Topics on family dynamics

The holidays are often a time spent with family, but how exactly do family dynamics work? Explore collections spanning from the impact of contemporary family configurations on relational patterns to post-traumatic stress in the family and parenting burnout to understanding young individuals’ autonomy.

eBooks

09 Dec 2021

Top 21 Frontiers ebook releases from 2021

Download the top ebook releases from the past year including special issues on the methods for synaptic interrogation, recent discoveries in cannabinoid therapeutics, new perspectives on the evolution of monogamy, the implications of heart rate variability on health and well-being, the welfare of coral reefs in the age of human activity and many more! All ebooks are free to download, share and distribute

Frontiers wins coveted ‘Special Jury Prize’ at Vaud International Business Awards

Frontiers news

25 Nov 2021

Frontiers announces its first partnership with a leading Chinese University

Zhejiang University Press, one of the leading academic publishers in China, and the open science publisher Frontiers announce their official partnership.

Frontiers news

25 Nov 2021

Haleh Moravej – Branches of science

Haleh Moravej is a registered nutritionist, a scientist and a founder of MetMUnch. She is also a senior lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University, and we speak about Haleh’s drive and motivation for or teaching and changing lives.

Climate action

19 Nov 2021

Restoring our planet: Research Topics on COP26

With all eyes on the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) this month, we have curated a list of our best Research Topics addressing the four goals of the conference. Explore collections on securing net zero and keeping 1.5 degrees within reach, adapting to protect natural habitats, mobilizing climate finance, and tackling the crisis through collaboration.

In conversation with Professor David Segal, Field Chief Editor for Frontiers in Genome Editing

Professor David Jay Segal joins Frontiers in Genome Editing in a new capacity as Field Chief Editor.

eBooks

18 Nov 2021

Frontiers eBook releases: November 2021

Download this month’s new releases including the latest special issues on the role of mass media during the pandemic, recent discoveries in biosafety of genetically modified organisms, how non-human animals perceive and interact with humans, the implications of cigarette smoke and e-vaping for Covid-19 patients, new perspectives on privacy in the digital age and many more! All eBooks are free to download, share and distribute.

Frontiers news

17 Nov 2021

Frontiers’ statement on UNESCO Open Science Recommendation

Frontiers welcomes the news on the unanimous adaptation of The UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science and recognizes the urgency of addressing complex and interconnected environmental, social and economic challenges facing the world and the vital importance of science, technology and innovation in response to these challenges.

Frontiers news

11 Nov 2021

Sarah Berry – Science is my favorite hobby

Dr. Sarah Berry is a reader in nutritional sciences at King’s College London. In this interview we talk to Dr. Berry about both her career in nutritional sciences and her passion for the subject. Furthermore, we discuss recent advancements in the world of research and its potential expansion over time.