Discover Journals
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Springer Nature’s new series of fully #openaccess journals, covering hot topics from across all disciplines and focusing on speed, service and integrity.
A study in Discover Education proposes the 7Cs positive youth development model as a valuable analytical tool for evaluating arts-based programs and the integration of such approaches into education and youth development policy. bit.ly/4wTRG7F #AcademicSky
A study in Discover Mental Health finds that visually intensive social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok drive addiction and worsen mental health issues in university students. In contrast, Facebook and WhatsApp show no significant effects on either mental health or addiction. bit.ly/4wlI06o
A study published in Discover Food supports the potential therapeutic benefits of Turkey berry (devil's fig) tea consumption in providing cardiovascular health benefits. bit.ly/4jzPUSK #MedSky
Global ginger research reveals a mismatch between production regions and impactful scientific studies. A study in Discover Plants suggests an approach combining botanical science, economics, and trade policy, to align research with production and sustainability needs.🌍 bit.ly/4gGUS1U
This Behind the Paper blog challenges a 200-year-old assumption about emotion and behaviour, suggesting that in human–AI relationships, behaviour precedes emotional closeness, and reshaping our understanding of attachment, AI design, and affective governance. bit.ly/4fe0AGa #AI
A study published in Discover Oncology elucidates the regulatory role of miR-34a-5p on cancer stem cell properties, providing insights that may aid in overcoming drug resistance in non-small cell lung cancer. bit.ly/4paqkYl #OncoSky
A study in Discover Sustainability analyzes the composition and physical characteristics of municipal solid waste in the canton of Balzar (Ecuador) and identifies alternatives for reuse within the framework of the circular economy. 🌍 bit.ly/4f9rn6e
A Review in Discover Public Health highlights these inequities and proposes actionable strategies, such as integrating swimming education into school curricula and providing financial support, to improve access and ultimately reduce childhood drowning rates. bit.ly/450Uhkh #AcademicSky
A study in Discover Animals explores the perspectives of professional trainers regarding factors contributing to on-lead dog-directed aggressive behaviours and their recommendations for behaviour modification. bit.ly/4s1JHUa #PsychSciSky
A study published in Discover Mental Health demonstrates that over 10% of laughter occurs in solitude and that it is not only enjoyed but can serve important roles in supporting health and wellbeing. bit.ly/42RWvRx #PsychSciSky
Every result counts. Discover publishes sound research whether the results are significant, null, or inconclusive. Transparency strengthens science and shared results move everyone forward. Read more here: bit.ly/3LZW96E
What’s your mother language? 🌍 A study in Discover Education shows how bilingual education can support understanding, confidence, and inclusion in learning (Bairy & Inamdar, 2025). Read the full article here: bit.ly/40mcypW #AcademicSky
Imagine giving train operators an AI co‑pilot—one that never tires and never looks away! A study in Discover Computing introduces an AI system that detects track hazards in real time, reducing reliance on human vigilance alone and tackling the larger challenge of safer railways. bit.ly/4uTQaB9 #STS
In a study published in Discover Public Health, authors use the Theory of Triadic Influence to illustrate how family, peers, and culture influence tobacco use. They emphasize that tobacco control is also about protecting futures and empowering communities beyond just policy. bit.ly/3T3I0J6
A study published in Discover Artificial Intelligence aims to enhance protein sequence classification using natural language processing (NLP) techniques while addressing the impact of sequence similarity on model performance. bit.ly/4kEQwqu #STS
A study in Discover Civil Engineering tests how hospital waste ash + cement can stabilise soil for road construction, reduce toxic waste and improve infrastructure. 🌍 bit.ly/46neVgb
Early career researchers (ECRs) face a fundamental challenge: how do you transform promising research into real-world impact? This case study shows how a Springer Nature collection published in a Discover journal led to WHO citations & worldwide recognition: bit.ly/4hZEyYB #MedSky
An Review in Discover Applied Sciences (Sun & Liu, 2025) shows how face recognition systems can expose sensitive biometric data at multiple stages of operation. bit.ly/45t4cQu #STS
On #WorldFoodSafetyDay we highlight a study that examines how the rapid growth of food delivery services has affected consumer perceptions of food safety and highlights how consumer trust is shaped not only by safety risks but also by how companies respond when things go wrong. bit.ly/4vtIAOr
Life cycle assessments (LCAs) support informed decisions and promote eco-friendly innovation from production to recycling. In a Discover Sustainability Behind the Paper blog, the author answers a deceptively simple question: How are LCAs taught in universities, and what works best? bit.ly/476oSxs
On #WorldEnvironmentDay we highlight a systematic review that emphasizes how empowering educators and aligning policies are crucial steps to ensure climate change education contributes meaningfully to climate action. 🌍 bit.ly/4o9Nm0U
Ever wondered how hormones coordinate metabolism through puberty, pregnancy, and menopause? A Review in Discover Endocrinology and Metabolism uncovers the estrogen–metabolism link shaping women’s health. bit.ly/4dxmcwe #MedSky
A study published in Discover Psychology shows the feasibility of applying machine learning algorithms to predict life engagement and happiness from gaming motives and primary emotional systems. bit.ly/41HwxRH #PsychSciSky #STS
A study published in Discover Psychology shows positive correlation between optimal “work from home” and satisfaction, mediated by work-life balance and work stress. bit.ly/42MhVRm #PsychSky