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Mother bats’ hearts beat faster at the sound of their own babies’ cries
Japanese house bats’ heart rates respond strongly to the sound of their own pups’ cries, but not to the cries of other pups of the same age

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Baby manta rays hunker down close to coasts before facing the open ocean’s dangers
Coastal areas offer young manta rays shelter and food before they travel open ocean as grown-ups, shows first study tracking manta ray movement in Central America

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Nighttime raids on invasive iguanas and one of the oldest animal fossils in the world: Here are Frontiers’ photo hig...
At Frontiers, we bring some of the world’s best research to a global audience. Here are some images that showcase some of the newest findings published in the last month.

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Frontiers pledges €1.6 million worth of support to make Horizon Europe research data AI-ready at AI in Science Summit
Frontiers’ AI in Science Enablers pledge opens today. The pledge includes AI-powered data curation for 1,000 Horizon Europe datasets and 100 FAIR2 Data Publication Grants for early-career researchers, helping turn research data into peer-reviewed, citable outputs that are better prepared for reuse and AI applications.

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Mini brain organoids ‘reading’ Braille marks key step towards biohybrid computing
Three mini brain organoids working together performed significantly better than one brain organoid at a Braille encoding task, but scientists aren’t sure why

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