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It is good to see COPE tackling the concerns of all in the industry on fraudulent science. Unethical behaviors are eroding trust. We are proud of our safeguards, but we must all be vigilant. This guide will help.
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Scientists find that short-chain fatty acids in blood can be used as biomarkers in testing for dangerous pregnancy complications such as pre-eclampsia and gestational diabetes.
Read the study in @FrontCellInfect: fro.ntiers.in/BQLT or our news story ⬇
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We are thrilled to announce #FrontiersInBioinformatics has published 200 articles!
A huge thanks goes to all of our Editorial Board members and authors for contributing to this magnificent landmark!
All #OpenAccess articles can be read here: fro.ntiers.in/bioinformatics…
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✨If you want to know the story that stopped all the team here at Blood Cancer UK in their tracks this week, keep reading.
💖We’d like you to meet 13 year old Alyssa, the world’s first person to receive a new type of CAR-T therapy.
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We are ending 2022 with much to celebrate and are looking forward to an exciting year of growth and development in 2023. We are hugely grateful to our society and institutional publishing partners who have made this year such a success! 2022 in review ⬇️ #FrontiersOApartners
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What is the future of #OpenScience? The @fullyoa blog is live. A range of voices with one commitment. Pleased to be part of it. Our social purpose is clear: all science open so that all scientists can collaborate better and innovate faster. Science for the many, not just the few.
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Read the commentary of our Chief Editor Prof. Villoutreix on how the #COVID19 crisis must serve as a catalyst for fundamental changes in the field of academic #drugdiscovery, stimulating novel types of partnership with the private sector:
fro.ntiers.in/COVIDcrisis
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.@FrontiersIn is the 3rd most-cited and 6th largest publisher.
Thanks to our editors and authors, we continue to publish impactful research and deliver solutions for healthy lives on a healthy planet. Explore our journal: fro.ntiers.in/rW9x
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Frontiers is the first publisher to sign the @Stick2Science initiative, a campaign that calls for an open, inclusive, and collaborative research and innovation landscape in Europe that is free from political barriers.
Read more on our News site ⬇️
fro.ntiers.in/k1rd
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Happy to join the editorial board of the newly launched @FrontMolMed journal and serve as Associate Editor. Find out more on the journal website.
Led by Prof. Masaru Katoh of National Cancer Center Japan, @Frontiersin #MolecularMedicine aims to address mechanisms of human diseases using cutting-edge technologies to develop new diagnostics and therapeutics in the future. Learn more ⬇
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Excited to see Frontiers in Molecular Medicine journal launch and join the editorial board as Review Editor. The journal aims to address the mechanisms of human diseases to develop new diagnostics and therapeutics in the future.
Submit your work here: fro.ntiers.in/MolMed
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Happy to join the editorial board of the new @FrontMolMed journal as Review Editor! Excited to play a role in advancing our knowledge of this topic. Find out more: fro.ntiers.in/MolMed
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While 2020 will be remembered for the shockwave Covid19 sent across the globe, it's also the year the power of science, particularly #openscience, was shown.
The mission under which all of us at Frontiers unite is to make science open to enable healthy lives on a healthy planet.