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Introduction Lignin from paper industry waste + Mn₂C MXene + MWCNTs → a simple layer‑by‑layer carbonized electrode for cleaner energy storage.

This project introduces a system, SECS, that for the first time is able to work on raw spectroscopic data; data that contains impurities, solvents, experimental artefacts.

Comparison is a major engine of learning. In this blog post, we give insights into the comparison process itself, and how it can be harnessed by teachers and learners.

RPCF-AMR proposes a shift in antimicrobial resistance governance from reactive surveillance to predictive, AI-driven convergence framework. It integrates genomic microbiome clinical and environmental data within a One Health system for early detection, forecasting, and precision policy control.

The complexity of our models using quantum probability, which encompass a vast array of variables, parameters, sets, and collections, necessitated a systematic approach to symbol allocation for enhanced mathematical readability. Hence, the Parsy system, sometimes more insightful than the alphabet.

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UNESCO's Geopark and Biosphere programs provide an off ramp from the current conflict in ways that should be more directly explored by international negotiators

What if the biggest barrier to health information is not access, education, or healthcare services, but an invisible barrier that often goes unnoticed? Drawing on fieldwork among women in Aligarh, India, this article explores how deeply rooted social and cultural factors can shape health literacy.

The Great Pyramid of Khufu has naturally survived millennia of seismic activity due to its immense mass, broad base, low center of gravity, and a structural frequency mismatch that prevents destructive seismic wave amplification

Amplifying research related to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 3, BMC Biology invites research on Regeneration: wound healing, reprogramming, and tissue engineering.

BMC Biology is exploring how organelles and molecular assemblies contribute to intercellular communication, development, tissue dynamics, and disease—across all biological systems and model organisms.

Say methane and most people think of cows, yet nearly half of all methane is produced by microbes in freshwaters. While we know in a simple sense that microbes are stimulated by warming, it is far more challenging to determine how global warming will affect the release of methane in the long term.

Europe’s oldest natural mummy records thousands of years of ancient and modern microbial change.

With this cross-journal Collection, the editors invite submissions that advance our understanding of Mercury’s magnetosphere and exosphere, particularly through findings from space missions, as well as relevant theoretical and modelling studies. Submissions are encouraged by 20 February 2027.

Natural product discovery is now bottlenecked by connecting complex data instead of acquiring it. We show how integrating protein language models and mass spectrometry workflows can prioritise microbial producers of valuable natural products beyond standard reference-driven approaches.

In pancreatic cancer, location matters. We explored whether the spatial distribution of FoxP3-positive lymphocytes within the tumor microenvironment provides prognostic information and influences survival outcomes in resected PDAC.