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03 Apr 2019
Oladele Ogunseitan leads new specialty on Toxicology, Pollution and the Environment
Frontiers news
01 Apr 2019
Article collection on functional and structural brain abnormalities in primary and secondary headaches welcomes original research, opinion and review articles
Frontiers news
28 Mar 2019
Frontiers in Sustainable Cities launches with the aim of exploring solutions to problems raised by growing urban environments and populations
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22 Mar 2019
In celebration of World Water Day, Frontiers in Water officially launches under the leadership of Professor Praveen Kumar
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21 Mar 2019
Field Chief Editor of Frontiers in Forests and Global Change reflects on the state of the world’s forests on International Day of Forests
Frontiers news
19 Mar 2019
“I live for science and research has always been a fascinating driving force in my career. I am moved by the importance of developing key research in human nutrition, to improve daily life, extend longevity and to raise the importance of crucial factors like nutrition for well-being,” says Mauro Serafini, Specialty Chief Editor of Nutritional Epidemiology. Across the world, life expectancy is on the rise but what about our quality of life? Degenerative diseases and pre-pathological conditions stemming from an imbalanced and uninformed approach to food remains a global challenge. Mauro Serafini The link between obesity and disease is well-established, however with childhood obesity in developed countries on the rise, Serafini tells us that a new approach is needed. “We need to define dietary patterns and tailor sustainable diets to individual needs to reduce the detrimental role of food as a primary risk factor for chronic disease.” The journal’s expansion into Nutritional Epidemiology will enable researchers to access cutting-edge research freely. Authors benefit from a wide dissemination of their research to international communities of fellow scholars, policy-makers, industry experts and the public. “Open access is the ‘dream’ for any scientist…The scientific community will benefit from a free circulation of the […]
Frontiers news
15 Mar 2019
Joerg Herrmann and Jun-ichi Abe lead new specialty on Cardio-Oncology in Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine
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12 Mar 2019
Evangelos Giakoumis is Specialty Chief Editor of Engine and Automotive Engineering, a new specialty in Frontiers in Mechanical Engineering
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11 Mar 2019
Join the Frontiers in Microbiology Editorial Board as an Associate Editor or Review Editor
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07 Mar 2019
Gianfranco Spalletta leads new specialty on Aging Psychiatry in Frontiers in Psychiatry
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07 Mar 2019
Frontiers in Nutrition has a new specialty on Nutrition and Microbes. Under the leadership of Specialty Chief Editor, Christophe Lacroix, this section will publish research findings based on microbes and functions.
Frontiers news
04 Mar 2019
Professor Karl Kuchler is the new Specialty Chief Editor of Infectious Diseases, a specialty in Frontiers in Microbiology.
Frontiers news
28 Feb 2019
Radiation detectors and imaging, a new specialty in Frontiers in Physics has been launched and is led by Cinzia Da Via.
Frontiers news
26 Feb 2019
In collaboration with the journal’s Field Chief Editor, Izuru Takewaki, Frontiers in Built Environment is delighted to announce that the winner Chayut Ngamkhanong, PhD student at the University of Birmingham, has won the first ever Joseph M. Sussman prize for the best article published in Frontiers in Built Environment — Transportation and Transit Systems in 2018. In 2018, Frontiers in Built Environment — Transportation and Transit Systems introduced a new prize to commemorate the legacy of late Specialty Chief Editor of the section, Massachusetts Institute of Technology JR East Professor Joseph M Sussman. Ngamkhanong explains: “This study is the world’s first to investigate the effect of harsh environment on overhead line equipment (OHLE) — the component which supplies the electric power to a train, yet is one of the most vulnerable components of the rail infrastructure. I am very pleased that this research has been recognized through this award.” This paper contributes significantly to our understanding of the responses of OHLE to earthquakes, allowing engineers to create a more resilient design for this vital part of our infrastructure. Importantly, it presents a possible use of OHLE for earthquake detection, potentially increasing societies’ resilience to such natural disasters. Far-Field Earthquake Responses […]
Open science policy
19 Feb 2019
Frontiers’response to the call for public feedback on the Guidance on the Implementation of Plan S
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