💜 In celebration of International Women's Day we proudly share the first article published in our Collection in collaboration with the empowering If/Then.

To all who inspire us, and to all who need inspiration. 💜

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My co-authors Marie-Josee Fortin, Marco Andrello, Marty Krkošek and I were invited by the Frontiers Planet Prize team to turn our award-winning study into Frontiers for Young Minds article for young readers called 'How the Spread of Young Coral Can Help Save Coral Reefs'.
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🤖 Tune in today with your classroom at 11AM EST with ExploringByTheSeat to hear all about one of our authors talk about their work. Annie Wong - Deep Sea Robotic Ocean Exploration🐠
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What is bioinformatics? Can it help improve human health? By combining biology, computer science, and math, scientists called bioinformaticians can piece together patterns in health data to help prevent disease or develop better treatments.

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EMBL-EBI

How can we improve lives if scientific 'secrets' are locked away? Like a grand library with free books to read, open science allows anyone to contribute to accelerating research – such as developing COVID-19 vaccines – and a better future for us all.

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Wearable medical devices can transform healthcare by managing diseases such as diabetes or by preventing heart attacks. Could these devices replace doctors one day? And how can you protect your data stored within them?

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Michael Snyder, PhD Ariel Ganz

✅ Inspiring both girls and boys to pursue STEM careers

Laura Henderson of Frontiers for Young Minds talks about how involving young people in the scientific peer review process can help make research more accessible to all 🙌

#WomenInScienceDay Laura Henderson 🇺🇦

Receptors are small sensing structures present on cell membranes. By studying how they respond to hot chili peppers 🌶️ The Nobel Prize winner David Julius hopes we can help develop better drugs for pain treatment.

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Grid cells are a specific type of neuron that is essential for the brain’s 🧠 navigation system. The Nobel Prize winner Edvard Moser describes exciting new advances since he discovered grid cells and how this could help us understand the brain and how cognition works.

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Our immune system keeps us healthy by protecting us from infections. The Nobel Prize winner Peter Doherty explains the clever way killer T-cells identify and kill viruses 🧫, and how this could develop new treatments for autoimmune diseases and cancer ⚕️.

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Math helps us improve society. The Nobel Prize winner Eric Maskin explains mechanism design theory, a branch of economics that can shape economies to reach social goals such as reducing pollution 🏭 and establishing fair voting systems.

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Game theory uses logic to understand how decisions should be made, specifically in situations where people might disagree. The Nobel Prize winner Robert Aumann explains how this can be used in real-life situations, from peacemaking to sharing donuts 🍩.
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What makes animated movies so realistic? 2019 Turing Award winner Patrick Hanrahan explains how he used math and billions of polygons per image to mimic the real world and improve how skin and hair look on screen for @pixar movies.​

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Door nieuwsgierige jongeren artikelen van wetenschappers te laten reviewen creëert tijdschrift Frontiers for Young Minds toegankelijke en betrouwbare kennis voor scholieren en burgers. bionieuws.nl/article/160826…

How can Rudolph see in foggy conditions? Arctic reindeer can see ultraviolet light which is invisible to humans. This helps them detect important things such as predators and food. Find out more about the biology and vision of reindeer.

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The switch from traditional, reactive healthcare to a more proactive approach is one of the most exciting changes that precision medicine will bring about. Can doctors and patients embrace this method to help people live longer?

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Michael Snyder, PhD Ariel Ganz

What if artificial intelligence could make healthcare more efficient? AI could unlock secrets to keep people healthy by diagnosing and treating patients and even scheduling medical appointments.

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#AI #ArtificialIntelligence
Jane Metcalfe

The future of science depends on maintaining society's trust. If scientists have strong ethics and conduct research in a responsible, honest, and respectful way, would we trust, support, and follow scientific advice to stay healthy?

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#ethics Juan Enriquez

Discover scientific articles for kids in collaboration with CERN. Written by researchers from the SPARKS! Serendipity Forum, the articles explore how technology and science can collaborate to improve human health for future generations.

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