Frontiers in Science: Healthy Lives on a Healthy Planet, Volume 3
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Abstract Submission Deadline
01.09.2026
Submission Deadline
01.10.2026
Articles
Human Health
01/09/2026
AI in Medicine: Advisor, Copilot, or Navigator?
Authors
Ahmad Guni, Hutan Ashrafian
Chemistry and Materials
30/07/2026
Tiny Metal Carriers Help Doctors See Inside the...
Authors
Yuxia Liu, Xiaogang Liu
Human Health
14/07/2026
Could Mitochondrial Energy Problems Make People...
Authors
Derek C. Lee, Tomas Duraj, Thomas N. Seyfried
Human Health
25/06/2026
Regulatory T Cells: The Immune System’s Control...
Authors
Jeffrey A. Bluestone, Fred Ramsdell
Earth Sciences
21/05/2026
AI Co-scientists Help Uncover the Secrets of Soil
Authors
Alex McBratney, Budiman Minasny
Engineering and Technology
07/05/2026
Inside the Operating Room: Humans, Robots, and AI
Authors
Alejandro Granados, Prokar Dasgupta
Biodiversity
09/04/2026
Nature Positive: How Protecting Nature Protects Us
Authors
Harvey Locke, Johan Röckstrom, Raina K. Plowright, Carlos A...
Human Health
17/03/2026
How Safe is Too Safe When it Comes to Our Food?
Authors
Martin Wiedmann, Sriya Sunil
Engineering and Technology
24/02/2026
The Hidden Potential of What We Flush
Authors
Uwe SchröderAbout this collection

“Knowledge belongs to humanity and is the torch which illuminates the world." — Louis Pasteur
Light up your curiosity with this third volume of the Frontiers in Science Collection. In these articles, you will explore new scientific discoveries that are helping us to take better care of Earth and improve human health.
Frontiers in Science publishes the work of scientists who are studying some of today’s biggest challenges. These articles explore topics such as why protecting Earth’s biodiversity matters, how new technologies like artificial intelligence can improve health and science, and how better understanding the teenage brain can help support young people’s mental health.
In this collection, these future-changing ideas are retold in a fun and easy-to-read way, so curious young readers like you can understand what scientists are working on and why it matters for our shared future.
We hope this collection inspires you to learn, share what you discover with others, and keep asking questions. Science helps us build healthier lives, smarter technologies, and a more resilient planet.
You can also explore earlier Young Minds versions of Frontiers in Science articles in Volume 2 (2024) here and Volume 1 (2023) here .
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