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Journal notices

Editor's Choice Article

Machine learning, eDNA and citizen science in monitoring and assessing biodiversity and invasive alien species at sea: this review shows how AI, eDNA, and citizen science combine to improve marine biodiversity monitoring and invasive species detection.

Conference Spotlight: 10th International Symposium on Marine Science

Frontiers in Marine Science is proud to sponsor ISMS 2026, taking place July 8–10 at the Palacio de Congresos de Cadiz. Visit our booth to connect with our team, explore ocean research, and learn about open-access publishing opportunities with Frontiers.

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Research Topic Spotlight: Towards Digital Twins of the Ocean

Ocean Digital Twins are transforming marine science. This Research Topic explores how AI, automation, and real-time data integration can model and protect marine ecosystems, helping scientists and policymakers predict ocean health with precision.

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Marine Fisheries, Aquaculture and Living Resources

Submit your research

Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

Publishing fees

Journal notices

Editor's Choice Article

Conference Spotlight: 10th International Symposium on Marine Science

Author Guidelines

Research Topic Spotlight: Towards Digital Twins of the Ocean

Frontiers FAIR² now open!

Editors

stephen j newman

yngvar olsen

morten omholt alver

cláudia aragão

Articles

Wild-harvesting of the fucoid Fucus vesiculosus (Phaeophyceae) at an active oyster aquaculture site

Health management of marine fish larvae in a microbial world

Environmental drivers of spawning and recruitment of anchovy in the Bay of Biscay

Nutrient and protein profiling of different parts of Hippocampus abdominalis: high value utilization of by-products

Research Topics

Advancing coastal ecology and fisheries management in a changing climate

Transformative Resilience and Sustainable Management of Ruditapes philippinarum

Top Predators as Sentinels of Emerging Marine Contaminants: Trophic Transfer, Exposure Pathways and Ecological Risk

Women in Marine Science: 2026