Frontiers

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Each month, Frontiers shines a spotlight on some of the leading research across a wide range of topics. Leftovers in prehistoric pots let scientists peek into the kitchen of an ancient civilization. But to reconstruct how ingredients were combined and cooked, scientists need to study ancient cooking vessels.

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Frontiers

MARCH 1, 2022

We have now reached 15 million article views! I selected 6 articles for you to start exploring what our journal has to offer. By Ayelet Vardi Reaching 15 million article views is an exciting moment for us at Frontiers for Young Minds. On our articles page you can search for your favorite topics!

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Frontiers

SEPTEMBER 14, 2021

The profound threat to the long-term wellbeing of society as a whole, both present and future generations, is arguably the most acute threat humanity has ever faced. My doctoral research was in ancient earthquakes in Greece and Turkey, which connected me with history and archaeology, and climate and environmental change.

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Physics World

MARCH 2, 2022

If we want to understand a new topic, we don’t buy a textbook – most of the basics are waiting for us on Wikipedia. Suppose you want to explore what a real human heart looks like, from the entire organ down to the smallest blood vessels. The Human Organ Atlas project wouldn’t be possible without physics. Not any more.

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HumanNature

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2016) The topic of deconstruction concerns various stakeholders including the general contractors, the recycling or deconstruction subcontractors and the government, both local and federal, who develop standards that are in place for recycling and re-use of materials. Applied Sciences, 11(3), Article 3. Paruszkiewicz et al.,

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