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FRONTIERS PLANET PRIZE
Published on 04 Jun 2025
Frontiers Planet Prize awards $1 million each to three global champions of research
Explore the groundbreaking research of this year’s International Champions each awarded $1 million to turn their bold ideas into real-world solutions for our planet.
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Published on 06 Jun 2025
Statins may reduce risk of death by 39% for patients with life-threatening sepsis
A study in Frontiers in Immunology has shown for the first time that supplementary treatment with statins could boost a patient's chances of survival.
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Published on 03 Mar 2025
Reimagining FAIR for an AI World: Frontiers introduces FAIR² Data Management
Reimagining FAIR for an AI World: Frontiers introduces FAIR² Data Management
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Published on 09 Jun 2025
Protected Antarctic oceanic life threatened by ships anchoring, first underwater videos show
an international team of scientists has gathered the first video evidence of anchoring and chain damage in Antarctic waters. The team’s results are now published in Frontiers in Conservation Science.
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Published on 23 May 2025
Street smarts: how a hawk learned to use traffic signals to hunt more successfully
A Cooper’s hawk, a medium-sized raptor native to North America, appears to have learned how to adapt its hunting strategy and strike at a flock of birds precisely when cars at an intersection lined up after traffic lights switched to red
RESEARCH TOPICS
Published on 05 Jun 2025
Survival of the greenest: why world’s oldest organizations are surpassing young upstarts in environmental sustainability
In a new article published in Frontiers in Organizational Psychologyresearchers unveiled surprising new findings: the world’s most sustainable businesses are the world’s most long-lived businesses, too.
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Published on 03 Jun 2025
Ancient collagen can help identify a 'wombat the size of a hippo' in the fossil record
Peptide markers in collagen can help us identify species from fragments of bone too damaged to recognize, and fossils found in places that are too hot or humid to preserve DNA.