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03 Aug 2026
Guest editorial written by Lana Ciarniello, an independent wildlife research biologist and author of a new Frontiers in Conservation Science article that describes how the rehabilitation success of orphaned grizzly cubs could be improved
Featured news
30 Jul 2026
Hardy sea sponge shows great promise as an ecosystem engineer to clean up and rewild degraded harbors
Health
30 Jul 2026
Review highlights how new approaches using lanthanide-based materials could enhance precision imaging and enable more personalized diagnostics through integrated design and AI-driven analysis.
Featured news
29 Jul 2026
Study uncovering mechanisms behind insecticide resistance finds a mosquito population that shows early signs of resistance – a survival advantage that could be driven by just a few proteins
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27 Jul 2026
Evidence of spinal nerve tumors and developmental abnormalities in saber-toothed cats from the La Brea Tar Pits indicates that the dwindling species was in poor genetic health
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23 Jul 2026
Study documenting previously undescribed orca behavior in the Gulf of California finds hold-and-ram strategy could be parental investment – or entertainment
Featured news
22 Jul 2026
Perfectly preserved ‘phytolith’ plant crystals reveal that indigenous Australians took grasses into cave for ritual burning since last Ice Age
Frontiers news
22 Jul 2026
In the world of biodiversity conservation, Mrinalini Rai has spent the best part of two decades fighting for something deceptively simple: that the women and Indigenous communities who care for nature receive the recognition, inclusion, and compensation they deserve. As the founder and director of Women4Biodiversity, a global advocacy organization that promotes and protects the fundamental rights of women and girls to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment, Mrinalini was a key voice behind the landmark gender equality target adopted under the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Speaking from Thailand, where she is currently based, she shared her journey with me.
Featured news
21 Jul 2026
At Frontiers, we bring some of the world’s best research to a global audience. But with tens of thousands of articles published each year, it’s impossible to see all that research in the same way scientists do. Here are some images that showcase some of the newest findings published in the last month.
Featured news
20 Jul 2026
Researchers used sonar and underwater imaging systems to find mesophotic coral garden 1960s scientists assumed must be dead
Featured news
17 Jul 2026
Strong muscle attachments and healed fractures show that royal women could use the weapons they were buried with — but also that high status didn’t prevent hardship
Frontiers news
16 Jul 2026
Frontiers, a leading open science publisher, today (16 July) announced that FAIR² Data Management, powered by Senscience, has been named a 2026 CODiE Award Winner in the category "Best AI Data and Analytics Solution."
Featured news
15 Jul 2026
Researchers may have uncovered the mechanisms behind elephants’ long-distance communication through ground vibrations: large and heavy ears and ear canals that can be sealed off at will
Health
14 Jul 2026
Researchers writing in Frontiers in Science propose using simple tests to track metabolic health in non-communicable diseases, which cause three in four deaths worldwide.
Open science and peer review
13 Jul 2026
Ever catch yourself thinking, 'Can I trust this?' - whether it's an article you've read, a researcher you've reached out to, or even the cheap flights you're looking at for your next holiday. In today's world, trust is hard-earned. We're all pretty good at spotting when something feels a bit 'off', but what about the quiet, positive signals that truly earn our trust?
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