Chilean orcas have been observed hunting dusky dolphins for the first time, providing insights into…
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 new epigenetic clock that uses easily collected cheek cells can accurately predict mortality. We…
As dust-laden iron travels farther from the Sahara, atmospheric reactions make it increasingly accessible to…
Researchers explore how dynamic environmental control in indoor farms could help us feed a growing…
Discoveries in the Arctic point to potential antivirulence antibiotics that could help overcome bacterial resistance.…
In a scientific whodunnit, researchers have discovered the first known case of a large porbeagle…
Carl Kocher demystifies quantum entanglement through experimental evidence, challenging classical physics and enriching our understanding…
Scientific analysis of the Screaming Woman mummy showed she was embalmed with expensive materials and…
The microbiome inside microwaves, which is resistant to radiation, is similar to that found on…
Experiments on Neanderthal cooking techniques revealed challenges in butchering birds with flint tools and the…
Researchers evaluated the effects of common agricultural pesticides on cancer rates, discovering that the use…
Methane, the second most important greenhouse gas, has been neglected—but now scientists lay out a…
The new spacesuit urine filtration system by Cornell researchers recycles astronauts’ urine into drinkable water,…
New research shows earthquakes significantly contributed to Pompeii’s devastation during Vesuvius’s 79CE eruption. Nearly 2,000…
A new artificial turf can cool itself by storing rainwater and using capillary action to…
Fungi and lichens threaten Negev Desert’s petroglyphs, eroding ancient artworks through chemical and mechanical means.…
Scientists discover that interplanetary shocks that strike Earth’s magnetic field head-on cause more powerful ground-level…
Preserving biodiversity hotspots, which constitute only 1.22% of the Earth’s land surface, could halt extinctions…