A hidden wave of fungal disease and lung parasites is putting wild rattlesnakes and other…
Browsing: Frontiers
Frontiers is a leading open-access academic publisher founded in 2007 with a mission to accelerate scientific discovery and make research freely available to the public. Covering a wide range of disciplines—from neuroscience and health to engineering and sustainability—Frontiers emphasizes transparency, rigorous peer review, and digital innovation. Its platform supports collaborative science communication, helping researchers share their findings with both the academic community and a broader global audience.
A simple writing task may offer clues about aging brains. Researchers found that dictation, in…
A prehistoric Pyrenees cave may have been an early copper-processing camp repeatedly used for thousands…
Fur seals may look relaxed on shore, but their hearts reveal a hidden battle still…
Unusual helium signatures detected in Zambian hot springs may signal that a hidden tectonic rift…
Low doses of psilocybin made aggressive fish calmer without stopping social interaction, revealing a selective…
Scientists have uncovered evidence that one of the world’s most widely used weedkillers may also…
People exposed to infrasound may not consciously hear it, but they can show higher cortisol…
A new robot could explore Mars faster than ever, scanning rocks for clues to life…
A new study of a 2,200-year-old Roman shipwreck reveals that ancient sailors used sophisticated organic…
Gray whales are turning to San Francisco Bay for survival, but for many, it’s a…
A new study suggests that widely used zero-calorie sweeteners may subtly reshape the gut microbiome…
Why do some people respond better to GLP-1 drugs than others? This study suggests the…
New research explores how hidden patterns in the human voice could serve as early indicators…
Excess salt intake is linked to a range of chronic conditions and even cognitive decline,…
Scientists recreated a life-sized oviraptor and nest to investigate how these bird-like dinosaurs hatched their…
Chimpanzee experiments suggest early humans were likely fascinated by crystals because of their unique transparency…
Not all PFAS are created equal. New research suggests that some newer “forever chemicals” may…