Frontiers in Science

Is “zero detection” in food safety realistic, or even necessary? Find out in the article by Wiedmann (@foodsafetyprof) et al. in Frontiers in Science ➡️ frontiersin.org/journals/scien…

How safe is “safe enough” when it comes to our food? A new study suggests ultra-sensitive food safety tests may be driving food waste, extra packaging, and higher costs—with limited added public health benefit. Explore the article hub ➡️frontiersin.org/journals/scien…

Keeping food safe is essential, but sometimes safety decisions can also increase food waste and environmental impact. This @FrontYoungMinds article explores how scientists balance protecting people with protecting the planet ➡️ kids.frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Advancing food safety needs a holistic, systems-based assessment framework. Risk modeling, omics tools, trade-off analysis, and AI can strengthen decisions across today’s complex food systems. Read the article in Frontiers in Science ➡️ frontiersin.org/journals/scien…

Read the article➡️ fro.ntiers.in/3KQYg7LzBYb Inspired to contribute? See this Research Topic: 💡Memristor technologies as key enablers of neuromorphic computing, compute-in-memory, and energy-efficient AI architectures, led by @themispr and @IliaValov ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/EQnZjAqEs0b

🎥 Did you miss our webinar on novel AI hardware design? Watch the recording now ➡️ youtu.be/7lknDe1CVDM Hear our experts discuss how neuromorphic computing and compute-in-memory techniques could overcome computer architecture limitations—& break the memory wall. #FrontiersIn

Did you know some bacteria can generate electricity as they clean wastewater? 🦠 Electrogenic microbes can power devices or produce hydrogen and methane while cleaning wastewater. Read more in the @FrontYoungMinds article ➡️ kids.frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

At Glastonbury Festival, bacteria-powered tech turned waste into electricity. The same tech is being trialed in Uganda, Kenya, and South Africa to power lighting and improve sanitation where grid access is limited. Read more in Frontiers in Science ➡️ frontiersin.org/journals/scien…

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Our food systems are driving both obesity and climate change. At today's Frontiers in Science webinar, our experts explored how taxation, shifting subsidies, and reformulation could address these co-crises. Video coming soon! #FrontiersIn

Obesity isn’t an individual choice. It’s shaped by the systems around us. This #WorldObesityDay, explore research showing how food systems optimized for profit over health drive obesity globally, especially in kids, while harming the planet. Read more ➡️ frontiersin.org/journals/scien…

Each year, we produce enough wastewater to fill Lake Geneva four times, and half is discarded. Yet wastewater contains valuable organic matter and nutrients. Explore how microbially powered technologies could turn waste into a resource ➡️ frontiersin.org/journals/scien…

Hear from experts: Prof Jeff Holly from @BristolUni Prof @ProfPaulBehrens from @oxmartinschool Prof @KateSamaras from St Vincent's Hospital and @GarvanInstitute Prof @JasonCGHalford from @UniversityLeeds Maggie Wetzel from @WorldObesity and @WorldObesityDay

Half the global population will live with excess weight or obesity within 10 years, driven by diets that are also increasing greenhouse gases. Explore solutions to the obesity-climate co-crisis at our webinar. Register ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/iQVOaSOyaZb #FrontiersIn #WorldObesityDay

Microbial electrochemical technologies could first be adopted inside existing wastewater systems, improving waste breakdown and enabling real-time control. Read the editorial Bruce Rittmann and Cesar Torres of Arizona State University (@ASU) ➡️ frontiersin.org/journals/scien…

This #RareDiseaseDay, we're highlighting the NANOSPRESSO project which could make customized treatments accessible even for the rarest conditions and in the most resource-limited settings. Read the article in Frontiers in Science ➡️ frontiersin.org/journals/scien…

How can we scale wastewater systems for water security and resource recovery? Manzoor Qadir of @UNUniversity recommends regulation, trusted nutrient markets, public–private investment, and cross-sector policy alignment. Read more in @FrontPolicyLabs ➡️ policylabs.frontiersin.org/content/policy…

Can flushing the toilet could help power homes and grow food? 💡 Wastewater isn’t just waste, it contains energy and nutrients. Electricity-generating bacteria can clean water and turn those nutrients into fertilizer. Read the @FrontYoungMinds article ➡️ kids.frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Read more from Prof Siegert in Frontiers in Science: - An assessment of the risks of polar geoengineering: frontiersin.org/journals/scien… - A framework for building climate models that are equipped to predict the ‘Zero Emissions Commitment’ (ZEC): frontiersin.org/journals/scien…

What are the best- and worst-case scenarios for a warming Antarctica? A new study on the Antarctic Peninsula, co-authored by Martin Siegert, shows how the next decade will shape Antarctica’s future. Read the press release ⬇️ frontiersin.org/news/2026/02/2…