A study published in Frontiers in Earth Science and covered by Popular Science analyzed an approximately 10-meter ice core from the Weißseespitze glacier in the Eastern Alps and found evidence of medieval mining, agricultural fires, and volcanic activity.

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That’s a wrap on STS Forum 2026 in Kyoto.

Fred Fenter, our Chief Executive Editor, closed the week with the “Takeaways” plenary: AI is bringing science to an inflection point, and trust in science “cannot be taken for granted.”

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Last year in Davos, Frontiers Science House brought scientists, policymakers and industry leaders together for five days of discussion on some of the biggest challenges facing our world.

Explore the conversations and recommendations that shaped our first Science House ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/Science-House

Are you at #FrankfurtBookFair? Let's talk open access.

Alyssa Maghuyop and Alexander Stavrev from our Institutional Partnerships team are at workstation G25 (table 6, hall 3.1) to connect with librarians and consortia about open access agreements.

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From experimenting with a local plant to treat sick birds as a child to researching environmental pollution in Nigeria, Professor Eucharia Oluchi Nwaichi’s journey began with curiosity.

Read more in our latest Women in Science interview: fro.ntiers.in/fs9br7N706b

Open dialogue is where progress begins.

At an Open Science Dinner in Kyoto, co-hosted with the Consulate of Switzerland and Swissnex in Japan, Fred Fenter set out what open science can make possible: access, integrity, reusable data and collaboration.

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On October 6, Fred Fenter, our Chief Executive Editor, will join the session “Takeaways from STS forum Annual Meeting 2026” in Kyoto to reflect on open data, quantum technologies and collaboration for breakthrough research.

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George Thomas, our Head of External Affairs, has been selected for the STS forum Young Leaders Program, which brings emerging leaders from around the world into dialogue with Nobel Laureates and senior figures across science, government and industry.

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New research published in Frontiers in Space Technologies and covered by @cnn.com suggests that lunar water, while present across the surface, may not be enough to sustain a large, long-term human settlement.

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Christopher Erdmann joins the RDA P27 co-located workshop “AI in Research.” He speaks in the “Infrastructure for AI: Governance & Guardrails” session on keeping autonomous AI systems accountable in research.

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Frontiers Science House brings science into the conversations shaping our world, giving it a seat at the table where decisions are made.

As the countdown to the next roadshow begins, we’re revisiting the voices that shaped FSH 2026.

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Meet us at STS forum 2026.

As Lead Sponsor, Frontiers joins global leaders across science, policy and industry in Kyoto to discuss how research and technology can help address shared societal challenges.

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Maria Kowalczuk, Research Integrity Auditor Manager, will join the @stmassoc.bsky.social Dinner and Conference 2026 in Frankfurt to discuss a growing question for research and publishing: Where should AI stop, and human judgement take over?

Learn more about the programme ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/STM2026

A new FAIR² Data article in Frontiers in Neuroscience shares a multimodal dataset from juvenile rat neocortex: 244 reconstructions, 641 recordings and 244 slide images, linked by cell ID. #FAIR2Data

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Is AI making it easier to produce research that looks credible but adds no scientific value?

Elena Vicario, Director of Research Integrity, spoke to @medpagetoday.com about how publishers respond as AI changes the scale and sophistication of research submissions.

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Frontiers is heading to the Research Data Alliance’s 27th Plenary Meeting in London, 6–8 October. Christopher Erdmann joins the “Community & Sustainability” session, advancing mechanisms for recognizing and rewarding open, FAIR research contributions.

See the full lineup ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/RDA27

Research published in Frontiers in Ethology, covered by @popsci.com, flips the narrative on how lions and hyenas interact. Most assume hyenas trail lions for scraps, but GPS data shows male lions move toward hyenas.

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At our Frontiers Science House US roadshow at the Science Summit, David Keith, Professor, University of Chicago argued that solar geoengineering deserves serious consideration as a potential way to cool the planet.

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Frontiers is partnering with Lyrasis and the San Diego Supercomputer Center to pilot RAiD, an ISO identifier for research projects, linking articles, data and code to the people and funding behind them.

We're sponsoring up to 5 partners. Learn more and join ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/nE34GYgWG6b

What does it take to build AI that societies can trust?

Today, Frontiers Science House brings this question to Washington, D.C. with “Trustworthy AI: in systems, for society”, opening the Road to Geneva toward the Geneva AI Global Summit 2027.

Learn more ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/FSH-DC-2026