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This Sunday, Frontiers Science House heads to the Falling Walls Science Summit in Berlin for a timely discussion: “Planetary Boundaries in an Age of Geopolitical Conflict.”
Join the conversation live on Sunday 8 November, 14:00–14:50 CET.
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A mother bat’s heart beats faster when she hears her own pup’s call, according to a new study in Frontiers in Ethology, and covered by BBC Discover Wildlife. The findings offer new insights into the biology of maternal behavior.
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This week in Canberra, Frontiers joined the Swiss-Australian Workshop "Research Integrity in the Age of AI". Swipe for takeaways from Liang Qiao, Tim Denham and Franck Vazquez.
Find out how we safeguard research integrity ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/ResearchIntegr…
Frontiers Planet Prize takes part in the Falling Walls Science Summit in Berlin. All 25 National Champions are invited. UK National Champion Helen Findlay speaks at the plenary table, moderated by Director Jean-Claude Burgelman.
Livestream 8 Nov ⬇️
How can science engagement keep climate action on the agenda?
Tomorrow, Laura Henderson, Head of Program at Frontiers for Young Minds, joins the panel "Still Burning: Keeping Climate on the Agenda" at the Falling Walls Science Summit.
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Libraries with Human Intelligence: where data, machines and people meet.
Meet Frontiers at the 32nd Pan-Hellenic Academic Libraries Conference in Thessaloniki, 9–11 Nov.
Talk to Martina Sollai, Key Account Manager EMEA, about open access models for institutions ⬇️
At the Charleston Conference this week? 👋
Our Institutional Partnerships team can show you how an open access agreement streamlines the publishing process, fits your budget cycle and simplifies administration.
Stop by booth 122, or send us a message to find a time to talk ⬇️
Frontiers was founded by researchers, for researchers. That principle shapes everything we do, including how we develop technology to improve the publishing experience.
Meet the people behind the technology and discover what they're building for researchers and science ⬇️
Tomorrow in Canberra, Frontiers takes part in the Swiss-Australian Workshop on research integrity in the age of AI. Our session, AI, Publishing and the Scientific Record, features Liang Qiao, Tim Denham and Franck Vazquez.
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A study published in Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology, covered by The Guardian applied modern forensic analysis to 46 skulls of royal retainers buried around the First Dynasty tombs at Umm el-Qa’ab,identifying potentially fatal injuries in 18 of them.
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Could the body's own delivery system carry medicines to places they've struggled to reach?
Exosomes are a Top 10 Emerging Technology of 2026 in the report co-published by Frontiers and the @wef. How close to patients? Featured in @theinnovator.
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How do we measure poverty beyond income? In our latest Women in Science interview, Professor Sabina Alkire (@ophi_oxford) explores overlapping disadvantages, the limits of poverty statistics, and how better measures can help inform policy.
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As part of Publication Integrity Week 2026 hosted by COPE, Marie Soulière, Head of Auditing & Editorial Compliance, Elected COPE Trustee, will lead a practical workshop on identifying and tackling systematic manipulation.
5 November, 12:30–13:30 GMT
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A new FAIR² Data article in Frontiers in Education shares the Bloom 2.0 dataset: six cognitive tasks completed by 64 undergraduates, plus satisfaction ratings and coded feedback.
📄 Read the article: doi.org/10.3389/feduc.2026.1…
📊 Explore the data: doi.org/10.71728/senscience.…
Next week, Frontiers joins a Swissnex mission in Australia to celebrate and strengthen Swiss-Australian research cooperation. On November 3, we take part in the Swiss-Australian Workshop on research integrity in the age of AI in Canberra.
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Meet Frontiers at the Charleston Conference, 2-6 November.
Visit booth 122 on 3 November and join our sessions at the Gaillard Center:
🗓️ 3 November, 10:30 am ET: FAIR² for AI-ready research
🗓️ 4 November, 4:00 pm ET: Trusted provenance at scale
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Trust in science is a shared responsibility. At #ECSJ2026 in Hannover, we announced that Frontiers will fund science journalists to attend Frontiers Science House at Davos 2027, with full editorial independence guaranteed.
Find out more and apply ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/7KlhYnHtt7b
A study in Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, covered by @ScienceMagazine, found that nitrogen isotope signatures in the fur and whiskers of domestic cats resemble those of humans on a vegan diet, even though cats are carnivores that must eat meat to survive.
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Join us in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on November 19. Frontiers and @SwissnexBosNYC co-host an evening on open science, AI, and the future of scientific publishing, with a keynote and demonstration of FAIR² Data Management.
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