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Celebrate two years building a new open access publishing community in Thermal Engineering!
Learn more about our mission, Editorial board, and how to become involved here: frontiersin.org/journals/the…
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🎉We have launched our Multi-Journal Research Topic 'Green Chemistry and the Consumer: Towards Greener Consumer Products' led by our Specialty Chief Editor of our Green and Sustainable Chemistry section, Prof. James Clark. Please submit your manuscripts➡️ fro.ntiers.in/K2E2
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📢 We are pleased to announce the launch of our new section Energy Efficiency 📢
Led by Prof Anil Pahwa (Kansas State University).
Submit your paper here 👇
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🌍🏆Many congratulations to all the recent @EarthshotPrize winners!
📢A special shout out to our Associate Editor, Prof Juerg Matter, who received the "Fix Our Climate" prize with the project 44.01 team (@4401earth) based in Oman
Read more about it 👇bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-ha…
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🎉Frontiers in Thermal Engineering is delighted to announce that we are now indexed in @DOAJplus 🎉
Learn more about DOAJ and its community-curated list of Open Access Journals through our entry page here: fro.ntiers.in/therdoaj
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Study describes three machine learning models have been developed to provide an assessment of whether computer-aided synthesis can be performed in continuous flow.
Read and download the study in @FrontChemEng by Prof Kevin M. Van Geem and colleagues ⬇
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📢We are pleased to announce the launch of our new section 'Nanometrology'📢
Led by Prof. Eliana Souto (University of Porto)
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📢We are pleased to announce the launch of our new section Molecular Liquids in Frontiers in Chemistry!
This section is led by Professor Luis Miguel Varela Cabo (University of Santiago de Compostela).
Submit your paper here:
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A study describes the applications of cellulose-based nanomaterials and their hybrids for water treatments such as the removal of pollutants and antifouling properties.
Read and download the study in @FrontChemEng by Prof Aji P. Mathew and colleagues ⬇
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Article highlights recent theoretical, algorithmic, and application developments in multiparametric programming, and it's benefits in future research efforts.
Read and download the article in @FrontChemEng by Prof Efstratios N. Pistikopoulos and colleagues ⬇
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Many thanks to our dedicated Field Chief Editor, @ToxmasHartung, Specialty Chief Editors, editorial board and collaborators for continuously supporting and encouraging the fantastic growth of the journal!
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Dr. Anna Regoutz (@bluebananna) from UCL leads @FrontYoungMinds new #Chemistry and #Materials section. Publishing articles on how we utilise individual chemicals and materials and create new ones through mixing and reacting them together. Online now!
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Our work on creating human callus organoids in the absence of xenogeneic molecules lead by @DecoeneIsaak is online! Happy to have been able to contribute! Be sure to go check it out 👇
We have been busy pushing towards increasing the TRL of our callus organoids in the latest work by @DecoeneIsaak at @DevReg_KULeuven we report on: Engineering bone-forming callus organoid implants in a xenogeneic-free differentiation medium, frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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We have been busy pushing towards increasing the TRL of our callus organoids in the latest work by @DecoeneIsaak at @DevReg_KULeuven we report on: Engineering bone-forming callus organoid implants in a xenogeneic-free differentiation medium, frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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We’re proud to celebrate #INWED22 with our Women in Nanotechnology article collection, led by our fantastic team of Editors: @Dimitra_G21, Sima Umrao, Noor Fitrah Abu Bakar, Olga Borges, and @WenjieTian9
Open for submissions📢fro.ntiers.in/WiN👩🔬
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Delighted to share the recently launched Research Topic
"Measurement and Mitigation of Hazardous Chemicals in Indoor Environment" in @FrontChemEng
📅Abstract submission is now open until the 22nd of July
Willing to participate? Check the link below:
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The challenges of the pandemic are ongoing.
A new collection hosted across 16 @FrontiersIn journals asks how #Nanotechnology & #Nanoscience can combat the emergence of new Variants of Concern
Submit your research today ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/NanoVOCs
#VOC #VOI #COVID #SARSCoV2
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It is our pleasure to announce the launch of a new specialty section: Fusion Plasma Physics
Led by Prof. Satyabrata Kar from Queen's University Belfast, UK, the section covers all research related to high temperature #fusion and #plasma #physics
More info: fro.ntiers.in/FPP
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👩🔬👨🔬 Are you conducting research on #Nanocatalysis in an Ibero-American country?
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Join @marco_suller, his co-Topic Editors, and @FrontNanotech in showcasing your outstanding work via #OpenAccess publishing!






















