Can we make our world more peaceful, protect human rights, and create inclusive democratic societies?
The search for peace remains high on the global political agenda. Explore our our new specialty section in Peace and Democracy. [...]
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Pediatric Rheumatology section launches in partnership with the Pediatric Rheumatology European Society
A new specialty section of Frontiers in Pediatrics, with a focus on pediatric autoimmune and auto-inflammatory disorders research is now open for submissions. [...]
New Plant Science section sheds light on symbiotic relationships
A dedicated research platform to focus on plant interactions with beneficial mutualistic and endophytic organisms. [...]
Two new sections investigate the role of governance to solve key global challenges
The global COVID 19 pandemic proves that building strong, cooperative governance systems that align across borders is key. Discover our new sections on Comparative Governance and Politics of Technology. [...]
Psycho-Oncology: A new specialty in Frontiers in Psychology
A new section to “encourage psycho-oncological research with a broad thematic perspective..." [...]
Decoding our Universe through the lens of astrostatistics
Brand new speciality section on Astrostatistics focusing on a rapidly developing field of research that only started in the 1990s. [...]
Are we alone? The search for new planets continues
Exoplanets, a new specialty section in Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences, is now open for submissions. [...]
New Specialty Section on Language, Culture, and Diversity in Education
A new Specialty Section led by Professor Cristina Alfaro (San Diego State University) has now launched in Frontiers in Education. [...]
Professors Terry Sunderland and Erin Sills on the role of people and forests in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
An estimated 25 per cent of the global population – 1.6 billion people – depends on forests in some way for their subsistence, livelihood, employment and income. [...]
On the road to Damascus – Frontiers in Robotics and AI addresses the ‘uncanny valley’ of human-robot interaction
Robots have been a part of our culture for centuries, but it is only in the last decade or two that robotic technology has really become integrated into daily life. [...]
‘We shall not cease from exploration’ – Professor Joseph Heitman and Professor Anuradha Chowdhary in the fight against antifungal resistance
The ease with which we can access quality healthcare, novel therapies and widely-available medicine is unprecedented in our history. [...]
Frontiers in Chemistry: new section on Electrochemistry open for submissions
Frontiers is pleased to announce the launch of the new Electrochemistry section in Frontiers in Chemistry. This new section will be led by Specialty Chief Editor Nosang Vincent Myung, Professor of Chemical & Environmental Engineering at the University of California-Riverside in the USA. [...]
New section on Molecular Bacterial Pathogenesis open for submissions
Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology welcomes Professor John Gunn of Ohio State University as Specialty Chief Editor for Molecular Bacterial Pathogenesis. [...]
Frontiers in Medicine launches a new specialty section – Translational Medicine
The Translational Medicine section of Frontiers in Medicine forms a pivotal part of the new vision for the journal. [...]
Interview with Specialty Chief Editor Joseph B. Stanford
Interview with Specialty Chief Editor Joseph B. Stanford Joseph B. Stanford is Professor and Director of the Office of Cooperative Reproductive Health, Division of [...]
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