Discover Journal Series

11/27/2025

At Discover, inclusivity isn’t a slogan, it’s our foundation.

We publish all scientifically valid and technically sound research, across disciplines and regions, because every piece of knowledge moves science forward.

From new datasets to cross-field collaborations, Discover journals break with tradition to reflect the world’s diversity: in ideas, methods, and voices.

Read the full blog by Executive Publisher Samuel Winthrop here: https://bit.ly/4ikWi0M

11/26/2025

A Review published in Discover Oncology explores the external contributors to metastasis, including air and water pollution, chemical exposures, and microbiome dysbiosis, which impact tumor progression and immune evasion.

Cancer metastasis remains the leading cause of cancer-related mortality and represents a major therapeutic bottleneck, primarily due to the limited availab

11/26/2025

A study published in Discover Electronics presents a comprehensive literature survey of different blood glucose level monitoring techniques available, distinguishing invasive and non-invasive ones.

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11/25/2025

Today marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

This Discover Public Health study exposes how marital sexual violence in India remains normalized by silence and systemic inequality — and why ending it requires both legal and cultural change.

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11/25/2025

Animal-visitor interactions (AVIs) that involve “touching” captive wild animals are hugely popular, and widely shared on social media. A study in Discover Animals finds that social media can perpetuate a potentially damaging perception of wild animals being “safe” in captivity.

Animal-visitor interactions (AVIs) that involve “touching” captive wild animals are hugely popular, increasingly in-demand, and widely shared on social media. Social media may help raise awareness of conservation, and educate viewers, but the quality of information provided via AVIs varies, as d...

11/24/2025

A study published in Discover Psychology discusses the spillover effect of workplace politics on work-family conflict through psychological distress as a mediator and work engagement as a moderator.

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11/24/2025

A study published in Discover Oncology reveals subtype-specific and metastasis-related genomic alterations in ovarian cancer and identifies potential relapse-associated mutations in high-grade serous carcinoma.

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11/20/2025

A study published in Discover Sensors develops Klebsiella oxytoca W6-nasR2, a bioluminescent bioreporter containing the nasR2 promoter fused to the luxCDABE operon for detecting bioavailable nitrogen.

This study developed Klebsiella oxytoca W6-nasR2, a bioluminescent bioreporter containing the nasR2 promoter fused to the luxCDABE operon for detecting bioavailable nitrogen. The 267-bp nasR2 open reading frame (ORF) encodes an 88-amino acid protein with regulatory elements for nitrogen metabolism a...

11/19/2025

World Toilet Day reminds us that sanitation is more than infrastructure - it’s about dignity, health, and equality.

Brazil’s progress shows what’s possible: expanding sewage systems has improved public health and transformed daily life for millions. But the journey toward UN SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation for All is far from over.

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11/19/2025

A paper published in Discover Biotechnology suggests vertical farming for duckweed to produce plant-based edible vaccines to enhance global health and vaccine accessibility.

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