Function and transcription of stoS gene of Xanthomonas campestris pathovar campestris - Kai-Xuan Lin; Hsiao-Ching Chang; Chih-En Li; Chao-Tsai Liao; Yi-Min Hsiao (Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, 2026)

Catalase is a critical virulence factor in Aeromonas schubertii infection of snakehead fish (Channa argus) - Mengzhen Jiang; Haiyan Gong; Qing Wang; Han Lin; Yueming Hu; Hua Li; Jingyang Sun; Kesong Chen; Biao Jiang; Wei Li; Youlu Su; Chun Liu (Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, 2026)

Integrated Diagnosis and Therapy Using Flexible Contact Electrodes: Low-Voltage Irreversible Electroporation and Quantitative Assessment of Therapeutic Efficacy - Yuchen Cheng; Bowang Cheng; Jingyu Li; Zhuoqun Li; Fulai Lin; Yuan Qi; Haorui Xue; Jiawei Wang; Jian Lv; Fenggang Ren; Weidong Ding (Annals of Biomedical Engineering, 2026)

Mechanical Properties of Glycated Cracked Articular Cartilage Under Uniaxial and Cyclic Tensile Loading - Li-Lan Gao; Yi Fang; Xiang-Long Lin; De-Zhao Kong; Yan-Song Tan; Rui-Xin Li; Kai Sun; Chun-Qiu Zhang; Yanliuxing Yan (Annals of Biomedical Engineering, 2026)

Correction: Quantifying the effectiveness of superposed roughness elements to reduce dust emissions at the Salton Sea using computational fluid dynamics simulations - E. Furtak-Cole; J. A. Gillies; G. Nikolich; Y. Lin; S. Roy; J. Harrington (Air Quality, Atmosphere & Health, 2026)

Mycorrhizal Infection and Growth Response of Blueberry Cultivars to Soil Amendments - Xuedong Tang; Jiaxin Cai; Jianxin Li; Lin Wu; Ruixue Guo; Xiaojia Liu (Agricultural Research, 2026)

Dang-Gui-Bu-Xue-Tang triggers GM-CSF and IL-4 secretion corporated with increased amount of Immunoglobulins - Sheng-Teng Huang; Jia-Hau Yen; Yu-Chun Lin; Ming-Ching Kao; Chia-Ju Chuang; Shu-Tuan Chiang; Te-Mao Li (Advances in Traditional Medicine, 2026)

Extraction of Stratospheric Aerosol Extinction Profiles from Limb-Scattering Signals Measured by the BLS onboard the Tiangong-2 Space Laboratory - Song Liu; Peng Zhang; Lin Chen; Na Xu; Minzheng Duan; Daren Lyu (Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 2026)

Improvement of a Large-Scale Circulation Simulation in an Ocean-Sea Ice Model with High Resolution - Yiwen Li; Hailong Liu; Pengfei Lin; Mengrong Ding; Zipeng Yu (Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 2026)

Atmospheric Boundary Layer Eco-Environment Shanghuang Observatory: An Integrated Multiscale Research Platform in Southeastern China for Understanding Boundary Layer Processes, Atmospheric Chemistry Feedback, and Extreme Weather–Climate Linkages - Zifa Wang; Xiaole Pan; Yele Sun; Jinyuan Xin; Hang Su; Junji Cao; Jie Li; Ting Yang; Hang Liu; Weijie Yao; Weiqi Xu; Xueshun Chen; et al. (Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 2026)

Tracing the evolution of granitic magmas revealed by fayalite–ferrosilite-bearing microgranular enclaves in Jiuyishan area of South China Block - Jing-Yi Liu; Quan Ou; Jian-Qing Lai; Feng Zi; Kun Wang; Wen-Zhou Xiao; Zhi-Cheng Lin; Cui-Yun Wang; Qian-Cheng Feng; Jia Liao (Acta Geochimica, 2026)

Pluteus sinensis , a New Species of Pluteus Sect. Celluloderma from China - Md. Iqbal Hosen; Jiang Xu; Tai‐Hui Li; Alvin Tang; Chang‐Lin Zhao; Genevieve Gates (New Zealand Journal of Botany, 2026)
Pluteus sinensis , a new species of Pluteus sect. Celluloderma from China, is described and illustrated based on morphological and molecular data. It is mainly characterized by terrestrial habitat, very small to small basidiomata, slightly umbonate at disk, a cracking pileus surface, broadly ellipsoid basidiospores measuring 5.5–6.5 × 4.5–5.5 µm, fusoid pleurocystidia, an epithelioid hymeniderm pileipellis with a predominantly mucronate apex, and the common presence of narrowly cylindro‐clavate caulocystidia. Phylogenetic analysis based on internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region indicated that P. sinensis forms a well‐supported, independent lineage corresponding to cinereofuscus clade and distinct from previously known Pluteus species. A morphological description and illustration of the new species, as well as comparison with closely related taxa of Pluteus, are provided.

Establishment of a Multiplex Fluorescence Quantitative T aq M an PCR Approach for the Detection of Aeromonas veronii , Aeromonas sobria and Edwardsiella ictaluri - Yingbing Su; Lin Zhu; Xiaoman Qin; Feng Liu; Jin Xu (Journal of Fish Diseases, 2026)
Pelteobagrus fulvidraco , which is popular with consumers because of its fine meat and appreciated taste, occupies an important position in freshwater fish in China. In recent years, P. fulvidraco has been seriously infected by Aeromonas veronii , Aeromonas sobria and Edwardsiella ictaluri , which has caused great economic losses. However, the current detection methods for these three pathogens are difficult to meet the needs of disease prevention and control. To address this challenge, this study established a TaqMan multiplex real‐time fluorescence quantitative PCR method capable of simultaneously detecting three pathogens based on the conserved genes gyrB of A. veronii , A. sobria and E. ictaluri . This method has strong specificity and no cross reactivity between different pathogens. In addition, this method has high sensitivity, with detection limits of 10 1 , 10 0 and 10 0 copies/μL for A. veronii , A. sobria and E. ictaluri , respectively. Using this method to detect 100 clinical specimens collected in 2023–2024, the detection rates of A. veronii , A. sobria and E. ictaluri were higher than those of conventional PCR. In conclusion, the TaqMan multiplex qPCR method developed in this study provides a new and powerful tool for early diagnosis, prevention, control and purification of A. veronii , A. sobria and E. ictaluri . This study is of great significance in improving the efficiency of P. fulvidraco culture and ensuring the healthy development of the aquaculture.

An Empirical Test of Scale‐Dependence of β‐Diversity in a Large Temperate Forest Region - Liqi Lu; Philip S. Barton; Senxuan Lin; Minhui Hao; Chunyu Fan; Klaus von Gadow; Xiuhai Zhao; Chunyu Zhang (Journal of Biogeography, 2026)
Aim Variation in species composition among locations (β‐diversity) is of fundamental interest in ecology, yet its dependence on spatial extent and grain has rarely been assessed empirically. This study provides a systematic empirical test of the spatial scaling of β‐diversity and highlights the importance of study design for detecting the role of environmental filtering in shaping regional β‐diversity. Location Northeastern China. Taxon Tree in forest ecosystems. Methods We constructed regional communities to define six gradients of spatial extent and grain. We investigated how two types of spatial scale affect a range of aggregate measures of β‐diversity and corresponding β ‐deviations, as well as the distance‐decay relationship (DDR). Variation in β ‐deviations was further partitioned into habitat heterogeneity, spatial aggregation and their joint effects across scales. Results Raw β‐diversity did not exhibit consistent trends with extent across metrics, but it consistently decreased with increasing grain. Both raw β‐diversity and β ‐deviations were strongly influenced by sampling effort. The decreasing trend in Sørensen differentiation ( q = 0) with increasing extent, predicted by theory, was removed after controlling for sampling effort. Notably, only abundance‐based measures showed a significant increase with spatial extent that was unaffected by sampling effort. Sørensen differentiation also decreased with increasing grain, contrary to theoretical expectations. The DDR was sensitive to grain size, and the proportion of variation in β ‐deviations explained by habitat heterogeneity increased with both spatial extent and grain. Main Conclusion The response of raw β‐diversity to extent depended on the metric used and was sensitive to sampling effort. Pairwise abundance‐based measures may provide a more reliable basis for cross‐scale comparisons. The DDR may only be able to capture scale‐specific ecological processes. Environmental filtering emerges as the dominant driver of community assembly at larger spatial scales, highlighting how analytical choices influence inference about assembly mechanisms.

Cross‐Continental Differences in Climate Asymmetrically Shape Temporal Ecological Processes in Riverine Insect Diversity - Xiaowei Lin; Qingyi Luo; Mei‐Hwa Kuo; Zihao Wen; Qinghua Cai; Ming‐Chih Chiu; Vincent H. Resh (Global Change Biology, 2026)
Climatic fluctuations can play a crucial role in shaping large‐scale patterns of biodiversity and biogeography. This study examines how climatic gradients and their variability influence family‐level temporal ecological processes that govern the balance between stochastic and deterministic processes that underlie community dynamics of riverine insects. This comparison, done across multiple continents but mostly in the Northern Hemisphere, used long‐term data from 302 sites mainly in Europe, ranging from 10 to 37 years, and with 4751 observations of family‐level riverine insect assemblages. We analyzed spatial patterns in family richness, family‐level temporal beta diversity, and associated ecological processes. Generalized additive models revealed high spatial heterogeneity, with family‐level richness declining with latitude, but total family‐level temporal beta‐diversity decreasing with increasing latitude and elevation across the continents studied. The cross‐continental results from generalized additive and dissimilarity models further showed spatial shifts in the proxy indicators of ecological processes (e.g., environmental variables and time‐series decomposition), with stochastic processes (e.g., ecological drift) increasing in importance towards higher latitudes. In contrast, deterministic processes (e.g., temperature) declined. At a cross‐continental perspective, these findings highlight how spatial asymmetry under fluctuating climates may shape riverine insect community dynamics and improve adaptive conservation strategies.

Predicting Bacterial Radiation Resistance Through Identifying Novel Genomic Features - Jiayu Liu; Chao Fang; Boyang Ji; Tongrong Zhang; Lin Li; Liying Zhu; Zhidong Zhang; Zhengming Zhu; Ling Jiang (Environmental Microbiology, 2026)
Radiation resistance in bacteria is a critical trait with implications for biotechnology, medicine and environmental science. Deinococcus species possess unique genomic features that enable their extraordinary survival in extreme environments. However, the diversity of radiation resistance mechanisms across bacteria remains poorly explored. Here, we analysed the genomic diversity and functional gene repertoire of Deinococcus and extended the analysis to a broader set of radiation‐resistant bacteria. We found that highly resistant strains tend to have smaller genomes and harbour more genes positively associated with radiation resistance, highlighting their potential roles in sustaining cellular homeostasis under radiation‐induced stress. By integrating machine learning with curated genomic datasets, we identified key resistance‐associated gene signatures and developed a predictive tool to quantify bacterial radiation resistance. This study offers new insights into the genomic basis of radiation resistance and provides a practical framework for its assessment in environmental and microbial engineering applications.

Consistent neural evidence to support novelty and appropriateness processing for creative thinking: a coordinated meta-analysis using activation likelihood estimation - Jiabao Lin; Yuanyun He; Siying Zhang; Lei Mo; Changyi Kuang; Yajue Chen (Brain Structure and Function, 2026)

Dual-phase adhesive secretion in the stalked barnacle Capitulum mitella - Ziquan Zhou; Zewen Zheng; Xiuqin Bai; Xiaozhen Rao; Gang Lin (Biofouling, 2026)

How sea-land breezes affect ozone in coastal cities: spatial and temporal patterns - Naixiu Sun; Ya-nan Wang; Yu Fei; Lin Wu; Yicheng Yang; Liwei Li; Xueling Yang; Hongjun Mao (Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 2026)

Evaluation of different types of isotope-labelled steroids based on liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry - Yameng Zhao; Luqi Sun; Pengshuai Zhang; Sen Xu; Shenghao Zhu; Lantao Zhang; Mingyang Hu; Jinglan Yu; Zhaocong Shang; Lin Zou; Wen Lei (Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies, 2026)

Identification of Closantel as a small-molecule inhibitor of the compact CRISPR-Cas RNA editor Cas13bt3 - Xulong Chen; Binbin Zhan; Ruyi Shi; Jingxuan Chen; Zhonghui Lin; Zuoan Li (Molecular Diversity, 2026)

A Computational Investigation into the Substituent-dependent Modulation of ESIPT Behavior and Fluorescent Properties in MEO Derivatives - Yanni Wang; Zishan Lin; Sisi Yu; Zhifeng Chen; Xiandong Du; Xiaoyun Xia; Kun Wang; Xiuwei Shen; Chaojie Wang (Journal of Fluorescence, 2026)

Running Speed is Maximized by Strengthening the Hip Flexors and Hip Adductors - Kaiwen Yang; Yi-Chung Lin; Marcus G. Pandy (Annals of Biomedical Engineering, 2026)
Purpose Cross-sectional studies indicate that sprint performance is strongly associated with leg-muscle strength, however there is no consensus on which muscles to strengthen to maximize running speed. The purpose of this study was to quantify and rank the sensitivity of maximum sprinting speed to changes in the strengths of individual leg muscles. Methods A full-body musculoskeletal model was combined with dynamic optimization theory to predict the effects of muscle strengthening on maximum sprinting speed. Results Maximum sprinting speed was most sensitive to a change in hip muscle strength: a 10% increase in hip strength increased maximum sprinting speed by 2.59% compared with 1.02% and 0.33% for the same change in ankle and knee strength, respectively. A 10% increase in hip strength increased step frequency by 2.24% and step length by just 0.4%. When muscles were grouped according to their anatomical function (e.g., flexors vs extensors), maximum sprinting speed was most sensitive to changes in hip-flexor strength: a 10% increase in hip-flexor strength increased maximum sprinting speed by 1.40% compared with 1.12% and 0.77% for the hip adductors and ankle plantarflexors, respectively. When individual muscles were strengthened in isolation, maximum sprinting speed was most sensitive to a change in iliopsoas strength: a 10% increase in iliopsoas strength increased maximum sprinting speed by 1.07% compared with 0.54, 0.44, 0.44 and 0.36% for adductor longus, adductor magnus, soleus, and gluteus maximus, respectively. Maximum sprinting speed was relatively insensitive ( Conclusion Strength training programs designed to maximize sprinting speed should focus on the hip flexors (iliopsoas) and hip adductors (adductor longus/magnus). Strengthening vasti, gluteus maximus, and hamstring will improve sprinting speed only marginally.

Study on the Bearing Characteristics of the Mobile Jet Reinforced Composite Suction Caisson Foundation - Wenbo Zhu; Bingzhen Yu; Bin Lin; Yonghai Li; Shi Ouyang; Guoliang Dai (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
The suction caisson foundation has been extensively adopted for offshore wind turbine infrastructure owing to its adaptability to deep-water environments, cost-effectiveness, and convenient construction. However, such foundations suffer from relatively low horizontal and vertical bearing capacities when embedded in soft clay deposits. To address this limitation, this study proposes a novel mobile jet-reinforcement technique and the corresponding composite suction caisson configuration. Physical model tests are conducted to investigate the soil fracturing-erosion mechanism induced by jet injection and the bearing performance of the reinforced composite foundations. Test results reveal that the soil breaking depth increases with injection pressure and injector diameter, whereas the soil breaking width increases with jet angle. Larger breaking depth and width contribute to an expanded horizontal–vertical bearing capacity failure envelope. The ultimate bearing capacity of the composite caisson increases with greater soil breaking depth, and a larger number of circumferentially arranged jet pipes enables more uniform cement–soil cladding around the caisson body. Overall, the reinforced foundations achieve a bearing capacity 3.0–5.0 times that of conventional unreinforced suction caissons. Furthermore, a time-dependent hyperbolic model for soil breaking depth prediction and a bearing capacity failure envelope method are established for the reinforced composite suction caissons. The outcomes of this study can provide a reference for the engineering design of jet-reinforced suction caisson foundations in offshore areas with soft clay.

Intermittent Theta-Burst Stimulation (iTBS) Improves Motor Coordination and Modulates Neuroinflammation and Autophagy in SCA3/MJD Mice - Le-Wen Chen; Yan-Hua Lian; Xiao-Lei Dong; Kai-Liang Luo; Li-Qiong Zhan; Li-Li Xie; Qi-Kui Sun; Wei Lin; Shi-Rui Gan; Xiao-Ping Cheng; Jun Ni; Xin-Yuan Chen (The Cerebellum, 2026)

Description of Four New Species of Chromadorea (Nematoda) from Diverse Habitats in Chinese Sea Areas - Shuhui Li; Lin Liu; Mian Huang (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
Four new species of Chromadorea (Nematoda) from marine benthic habitats in Chinese sea areas are described and illustrated. Halichoanolaimus parvulus sp. nov. is characterized by a comparatively smaller body; amphideal fovea comprising 4.5–5 turns; spicules arched, middle portion broad, progressively attenuating distally; gubernaculum slender, comprising two detached lateral elements becoming narrower toward the distal end; a short precloacal seta present; tail conico-cylindrical with three-fifths cylindrical portion in males. Cobbionema sinica sp. nov. is characterized by a pharynx with a distinct anterior bulb and an enlarged posterior portion; cephalic setae measuring 6 µm in length; amphideal fovea consisting of 4–4.5 turns; spicules 2.1–2.5 cloacal body diameters long, arrow-shaped; gubernaculum rod-like, parallel to the distal part of spicules, tail conico-cylindrical, terminating in an enlarged end and a distinct spinneret; precloacal supplement absent. Linhystera longispicula sp. nov. is characterized by cuticle with subtle transverse striations; six lateral labial sensory setae and four cephalic sensory setae are setiform, collectively forming a single circle; buccal cavity minute and slit-like, amphideal fovea circular far from the anterior end; curved, stout spicules reach a length exceeding two times the cloacal body diameter; gubernaculum is absent; conico-cylindrical tail without terminal setae. Linhystera nanhaiensis sp. nov. also has the common characteristics of the genus. It has relatively large body size with long conico-cylindrical tail; three terminal setae present; spicules resembling ox horns, reaching 1.2 times the cloacal body diameter, gubernaculum absent. This work contributes to the study of nematode diversity in China.

Regulation of Tidal Flat Sediment Dynamics by an Ecological Submerged Breakwater: Insights from the Northern Coast of the Sheyang River Estuary, Jiangsu, China - Xiaofei Zhang; Aijun Wang; Xiang Ye; Wanqing Pang; Zhenkun Lin; Yanbin Fan (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
Tidal flats are shrinking and eroding due to sea-level rise and human activities. Ecological submerged breakwaters (ESBs) offer a novel solution combining coastal protection and ecological restoration, but their effects on sediment dynamics lack field evidence. This study presents synchronous in situ measurements from an inner tidal flat (WN01) and an outer shallow area (WN02) of a newly built riprap slope-type ESB on the northern coast of the Sheyang River Estuary, Jiangsu, China. Using Acoustic Doppler Velocimeters (ADVs) and wave-tide gauges, we examined hydrodynamics, suspended sediment concentration (SSC), bed shear stress, erosion–accretion, and sediment transport under normal-weather and strong wave events. Within the constraints of a 14-day observation at two stations, our results indicate that: (1) The ESB reduced wave height and weakened currents, shifting dominant bed shear stress from wave-dominated outside to tide-dominated inside. Under normal weather, both sides were accretive. (2) Strong wave events caused sharp increases in bed shear stress, net erosion on both sides, and a 2–3-fold SSC rise, breaking the normal balance. (3) Suspended sediment transport direction remained northwest inside during strong wave events but shifted to northeast/southeast outside, demonstrating effective isolation of wave-driven anomalies. Bedload was trapped inside, resulting in no net sediment loss, in contrast to the unprotected southern tidal flat. (4) We recommend moderately lowering the ESB crest elevation to prevent excessive accretion and implementing “grey-green” restoration (salt marshes or oyster reefs) to enhance coastal resilience against sea-level rise.

Two new abietane-type diterpenoids from the roots of Tripterygium wilfordii Hook.f. and their diacylglycerol acyltransferase activity - Hao Xu; Xue-Feng Wu; Ying-Xiao Xiao; Yuan Gao; Yi-Lin Li; Hyun-Sun Lee; Long Cui (Natural Product Research, 2026)

Gut microbiome–mediated bioactive ingredients and health benefits of medicinal and edible fermented products: A comprehensive review - Chuntian Liu; Song Zhang; Qiulin Yue; Xin Sun; Kai Zheng; Kunlun Li; Le Su; Lin Zhao (Folia Microbiologica, 2026)

Shorter to be effective: subanesthetic-dose ketamine infusion reduces the global and regional path length of brain functional connectivity in patients with treatment-resistant depression and suicidal ideation - Wei-Chen Lin; Li-Kai Cheng; Tung-Ping Su; Li-Fen Chen; Pei-Chi Tu; Cheng-Ta Li; Ya-Mei Bai; Shih-Jen Tsai; Mu-Hong Chen (Psychopharmacology, 2026)

Single-cell transcriptomics reveals glycolytic heterogeneity and identifies STC2 as a key regulator of metabolic reprogramming in osteosarcoma - Xu Hu; Qinfen Wang; Shishui Lin (Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry, 2026)

Feasibility of home-based, remotely delivered exercise training to improve physical function in older sepsis survivors: a pilot randomized controlled trial - Yi Lin; Rola S. Zeidan; Rezvan Ghaderpanah; Margaret K. Ohama; Min-Han Jung; Naveen Baskaran; Juan Sarmiento Delgado; Stephen D. Anton; Barbara K. Smith; Christiaan Leeuwenburgh; Fang-Chi Hsu; Philip A. Efron; et al. (GeroScience, 2026)
Sepsis survivors frequently experience post-discharge physical function decline and encounter logistical barriers to participation in traditional outpatient rehabilitation. This pilot study examined the feasibility, safety, and preliminary efficacy of a remotely delivered, home-based exercise program on physical function in older sepsis survivors. In this single-blinded, randomized controlled trial (RCT), sepsis survivors aged ≥ 55 years were randomized to (a) 12 weeks of avatar-guided, progressive exercise training group (EX) or (b) a standard care control group (CO). Primary outcomes were feasibility (retention, adherence) and safety (adverse events), whereas secondary outcomes were changes in the 30-s Sit-to-Stand (30SSTS), 4-Stage Balance Test (4SBT), Timed Up-and-Go (TUG) tests, and Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group/Zubrod's (ECOG/Zubrod) performance status score. Twenty-one participants were randomized to either EX ( n = 10, mean age = 69.6 ± 8.5 years, 40% females) or CO ( n = 11, mean age = 72.3 ± 7.9 years, 45% females). Mean retention was 95% and adherence to exercise training was 76%. Thirty-four adverse events (AEs) occurred (EX = 11; CO = 16; consented but not randomized = 7 events), including four serious AEs that were unrelated to the study. The EX group showed trends toward improvements in lower-extremity strength (30SSTS: 1.14 ± 2.91 repetitions, Cohen’s d = 0.393) and balance (4SBT: 5.07 ± 4.75 s, d = 1.07), whereas the CO group showed no change in balance on the 4SBT (0.01 ± 4.38 s, d = 0.003) and trends toward decline in lower-extremity strength on the 30SSTS (− 0.88 ± 0.99 repetitions, d = − 0.883). TUG performance showed modest trends toward reductions in completion time in both groups (EX: − 1.42 ± 6.58 s, d = − 0.216; CO: − 1.27 ± 2.73 s, d = − 0.466). ECOG/Zubrod scores showed a modest trend toward improvement in the EX group subset. This pilot RCT demonstrated that a 12-week, remotely delivered exercise program was safe and feasible for older sepsis survivors and showed preliminary signals of positive change in lower-extremity strength, balance, and functional status, which warrants testing efficacy in an adequately powered Phase IIb RCT. ClinicalTrials.gov NCT05568511.

Dolomite in conjunction with straw application increased straw-derived CO2 emission while depressed soil organic carbon mineralization in two acidic paddy soils - Peng Xu; Hongtao Wu; Mengdie Jiang; Tao Jin; Bo Zhu; Zhangyong Liu; Hongyu Lin; Ronggui Hu (Biology and Fertility of Soils, 2026)

Effects of Boron on the Lipid Metabolism, Estradiol Concentration, Uterine Morphology and ERα Expression in Ovariectomized Rats - Ziyan Li; Qinglan Liu; Lin Wang; Chun Wang; Long Wang; Shenghe Li; Qianqian Hu (Biological Trace Element Research, 2026)

Structurally diverse monoterpenoid indole alkaloids from Damnacanthus hainanensis as well as their potential anti-inflammatory and anti-HIV effects - Gui-Qiong Wu; Long-Cheng Cui; Ye-Ping Liu; Chen-Xu Yue; Lin-Xuan Li; Tian-Yu Wang; Yu-Shan Wang; Shu-Ri Li; Yan-Ping Liu; Yan-Hui Fu (Natural Product Research, 2026)

Characteristics of rare earth element mineralization related to granitic rocks in southern Thailand, Southeast Asia tin belt: implications for genesis and REE potential - A-Lin Suksawat; Alongkot Fanka; Thirawat Tukpho; Montree Sirimongkonpun; Tawatchai Chualaowanich (International Geology Review, 2026)

Association Between Lead Exposure and Anthropometric Indicators in School-aged Children: A Longitudinal Study - Xiangju Wu; Yang Zhou; Linhong Li; Jieying Gao; Rongchang Xiao; Qian Yang; Meng Wu; Siyan Ye; Chengpeng Cui; Peng Lin; Ruifeng Luo; Ge Yan; et al. (Biological Trace Element Research, 2026)

Targeting complement and coagulation cascades with Buyang Huanwu Decoction attenuates acute inflammation and enhances neuroprotection in spinal cord injury - Dezun Ma; Xinyu Xie; Yijun Ma; Hui Yan; Haoyuan Yin; Xue Tan; Yan Li; Xinpei Lin; Yuexin Huang; Xiang Wu; Zhihao Zhou; Chenglin Yang; et al. (Science China Life Sciences, 2026)

A Novel V-Shaped Semi-Submersible Floater for Collocation of Wind Turbine and Wave Energy Converters - Zhi Yung Tay; Nyan Lin Htoo (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
Offshore wind and wave energy have emerged as promising alternatives due to their abundant availability and substantial energy potential. This research explores a V-shaped semi-submersible platform designed to support both wind turbines and wave energy converters (WECs). The V-shaped configuration is selected for its ability to enhance hydrodynamic performance by reducing wave-induced loads and improving motion characteristics, while also providing increased structural stability through a wider effective footprint. In addition, the geometry creates a favourable layout for integrating WECs between the pontoons, enabling efficient wave energy capture without significantly interfering with the aerodynamic performance of the wind turbine. The study assesses the performance of different V-shaped platform configurations, ensuring their motion responses meet the operational limits required for wind turbines. It also examines whether interactions between the platform and coexisting WECs can lead to an improvement in wave energy absorption efficiency. Numerical hydrodynamic diffraction was conducted using the boundary element method in ANSYS AQWA, based on 3D potential flow theory and considering viscous damping effects, to calculate platform motion and the wave power output of WECs with a linear power take-off system. Preliminary analyses revealed that optimising the placement of WECs on a V-shaped semi-submersible can significantly improve energy generation while maintaining acceptable platform motion. This research demonstrates the additional potential of integrated wind-wave energy systems in delivering efficient and sustainable offshore energy solutions. The study also highlights the advantages of a turret mooring system for passive alignment with environmental forces, prolonging platform structure longevity and enhancing energy efficiency.

Synthesis and antiproliferative evaluation of L-amino acid-6-gliotoxin ester trifluoroacetates - Xue An; Kexin Lin; Lihong Shan (Natural Product Research, 2026)

Chinese herbal Formula Q attenuates letrozole-induced polycystic ovary syndrome through modulating multiple metabolic processes in female adult rats - Yihong Yin; Jingyi Wu; Ying Shen; Qidi Lin; Xiaofang Zhang; Shu Jia; Jingping Shao; Xiaomin Yao; Liqun Ye (In Silico Pharmacology, 2026)

Advances and Perspectives in Atmospheric Environment Modeling in China - Zifa Wang; Xinwei Li; Meng Gao; Baozhu Ge; Xiao Tang; Xueshun Chen; Qizhong Wu; Lin Wu; Zhe Wang; Ting Yang; Xiaole Pan; Huansheng Chen; et al. (Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 2026)

Description of a new cyprinid gudgeon, Saurogobio rarus sp. nov., found in central and northeastern China, with comments on its population status - Yahan Wu; Dan Yu; Lin Chen; Mingzheng Li; Huanzhang Liu (Journal of Fish Biology, 2026)
A new cyprinid gudgeon, Saurogobio rarus sp. nov., is described here based on morphological and molecular data. Morphologically, the new species resembles its congener S. dabryi the most, but with distinct differences. S. rarus sp. nov. has the naked area on chest restricted to or a little over the pectoral‐fin base, as opposed to extending much over the pectoral base or extending to posterior portion of the pectoral fin rays in S. dabryi . Besides, S. rarus sp. nov. has a relatively shorter snout, shorter and deeper caudal peduncle and a shorter distance between the anus and the pelvic‐fin base, compared with S. dabryi . The new species can be distinguished from other congeners by having eight branched dorsal‐fin rays, thick lips with numerous globular papillae and the absence of fin spots. Phylogenetically, based on cytb sequence analyses, S. rarus sp. nov. is clearly separated from all congeners, with a mean genetic distance from 0.022 to S. dabryi , exceeding the mean intraspecific distance of 0.012 observed within S. dabryi . At present, this new species has been found only in Central (Poyang Lake) and Northeastern China (Ussuri River and Songhua River). Based on our recent surveys, its abundance is becoming lower and lower, and calls for urgent conservation.

Efficient Prediction of Fracture Surface Morphology and Analysis of Key Controlling Factors in CAES Tunnel-Type Underground Caverns Based on a Machine Learning Surrogate Model - Shan Lin; Junchen Ding; Wanrui Hu; Guanhua Sun; Jiao Wang; Xianyang Yu; Miao Dong (Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering, 2026)

Genetic regulation of insulin resistance surrogate index (TyG) and susceptibility to common diseases based on phenome-wide association study - Jia-Xin Wu; Ling-Huan Bu; Pei He; Ming-Hui Xia; Lin Bo; Fei-Yan Deng; Shu-Feng Lei (Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry, 2026)

Bisphosphoglycerate mutase is involved in glucose metabolism and progression of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease based on liver organoids - Zheng Zhou; Xiyan Zheng; Xianqing Chen; Maoyun Xie; Fei Du; Zhiqun Lin; Xianjie Shi (Human Cell, 2026)

Astrocyte-associated immunosuppressive programs in brain tumors: a STAT3-centered perspective - Wei Sun; Jia-Qi Zhang; Wei-Lin Jin (Cancer and Metastasis Reviews, 2026)

Multi-Objective Optimization Design of Cylindrical FPSO Mooring System Based on KAN Surrogate Model and NSGA-III Algorithm - Wenhua Li; Mingshuai Yu; Huoping Wang; Haoran Ye; Liuzhong Cao; Shanying Lin (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
Cylindrical floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) units are advancing into deeper waters. Overcoming the severe challenges posed by complex deepwater environments requires the design of mooring systems that balance economic efficiency and mooring performance. This paper proposes an innovative optimization method for cylindrical FPSO mooring systems, combining the Kolmogorov–Arnold Network (KAN) with the Non-dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm III (NSGA-III). Configuration samples are generated within predefined design variable ranges using Latin Hypercube Sampling (LHS), followed by time-domain global response simulations using OrcaFlex (version 11.3) software. A KAN surrogate model is constructed to predict the dynamic responses of the mooring system. Finally, the NSGA-III algorithm is employed for multi-objective optimization to obtain the Pareto optimal set, aiming to minimize mooring costs, maximum tension, fatigue damage, and platform offset. The results demonstrate that, compared to traditional optimization methods, the combination of KAN and NSGA-III exhibits superior prediction accuracy and generalization capabilities. The optimized configurations significantly outperform the original design in both mooring performance and economic costs. Specifically, the most economical scheme reduces mooring costs by 20.73%, the minimum tension scheme decreases mooring line tension by 46.75%, and the minimum displacement scheme reduces platform offset by 30.88%.

Design and Motion Performance of an Underwater Two-Stage Towed System with Active Heave Compensation - Zhan Wang; Pengfei Xu; Lei Yang; Meijie Cao; Hailong Lin (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
Underwater towed survey systems are widely used for marine observation, resource exploration, and target identification. While high-speed towing is increasingly required to improve operational efficiency, conventional single-stage towed systems face a critical trade-off: active heave compensation systems are complex and costly, whereas purely passive configurations lack sufficient disturbance rejection at higher speeds. To address this gap, this study proposes a two-stage towing system consisting of a vessel, heavy cable, depressor, light cable, and detection towed body, where the depressor functions as a mechanical low-pass filter. The depressor reduces vessel-induced heave motion transmission by approximately 79% compared with a conventional single-stage system. CFD simulations are conducted to evaluate hydrodynamic performance and extract key coefficients. A lumped-mass dynamic model is established for time-domain motion simulations. An integral sliding-mode controller with vessel heave feedforward compensation is designed to enhance depth-tracking capability. The active controller eliminates step response overshoot and provides robust depth regulation under wave disturbances. Sea trials under real ocean conditions validate the system’s motion stability, demonstrating satisfactory depth-keeping performance at high towing speeds. The simulation results show good agreement with experimental data, confirming the effectiveness of the proposed system and dynamic model. This work offers a practically validated towing platform solution for high-precision underwater survey operations.

Animal gut microbes and microbiomes in the 21st century and beyond - Zhigang Zhang; Feng Jiang; Zhipeng Li; Limei Lin; Bin Qi; Dandan Han; Chao Ran; Shengyong Mao; Junjun Wang; Zhigang Zhou; Min Wang; Jilian Li; et al. (Science China Life Sciences, 2026)
Animal gut microbiomes—comprising bacteria, archaea, fungi, viruses, and protozoa—are fundamental to host evolution, physiology, and ecosystem resilience. This review synthesizes 21st-century advances in their diversity, spatiotemporal dynamics, and functional roles across the animal kingdom. Although high-throughput metagenomics has transformed the field, major biases remain: most studies still focus on domesticated vertebrates and fecal samples, leaving substantial “microbial dark matter” in wild hosts, invertebrates, and non-bacterial domains unexplored. We highlight how gut microbiomes mediate adaptation to environmental extremes, including hypoxia, temperature stress, and toxins, and how industrialization disrupts these communities, contributing to biodiversity loss and disease risk. We further integrate eco-evolutionary theory, multi-omics, and spatial modeling to clarify cross-kingdom interactions and functional networks. Finally, we discuss translational applications—including probiotics, fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT), phage therapy, and synthetic consortia—and emphasize the need for global collaborative initiatives, artificial intelligence (AI)-driven discovery, and standardized databases to unlock the full potential of animal gut microbiomes for biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, and planetary health in the coming decades.

Improving growth performance across multiple sheep breeds by targeting the MSTN gene using an enhanced Cas12i system - Bo Liu; Huanyu Song; Miao Yan; Yu Wu; Pengfei Li; Zhanqing Fan; Yufei Chen; Yangsheng Wu; Jiapeng Lin; Liqin Wang; Xiaoyu Niu; Kun Xu; et al. (Science China Life Sciences, 2026)

Genetic analysis and reproductive interventions in families affected by congenital cataracts: a study of 107 cases - Yun-hao Li; Qi Wang; Yao Peng; Juan Du; Liang Hu; Zhen-hua Tan; Feng Gu; Hao Hu; Qian-jun Zhang; Ge Lin; Guang-xiu Lu; Yue-Qiu Tan; et al. (Journal of Applied Genetics, 2026)

Pathways to sustainability for growing coal-resource cities: evidence from the Turpan-Hami energy base - Ning Ma; Xiaojie Liu; Lin Chen; Haiyan Zhang; Peng Wang (Environment, Development and Sustainability, 2026)

Click Chemistry-Based Quantification of Extracellular Matrix Turnover for Drug Screening and Regenerative Medicine - Annie Porter; Songshan Fan; Ying Peng; Mengxi Lv; Yilu Zhou; Abdulaziz Alanazi; Lin Han; Liyun Wang; X. Lucas Lu (Annals of Biomedical Engineering, 2026)
Purpose To develop and validate a bioorthogonal labeling approach for quantifying ECM remodeling in living cell and tissue culture systems. Methods Strain-promoted azide-alkyne (SPAAC) reactions, or copper-free click chemistry, were used to fluorescently label newly synthesized glycan and protein matrix components. ECM synthesis and degradation was quantified in cartilage explants, human mesenchymal stem cells, and SKBR3 breast cancer cells under various external stimuli, including inflammation, mechanical stimulus, and drug treatment. Results The click chemistry method reliable quantified ECM turnover across platforms. It detected reduced glycan and protein synthesis after 24-hour inflammatory challenge and enabled longitudinal tracking of ECM degradation in cartilage explants. The technique demonstrated high sensitivity, measuring increased ECM deposition by ~ 10,000 human mesenchymal stem cells in 12-hour intervals and substrate stiffness-dependent synthesis by SKBR3 cells. Additionally, the approach supported osteoarthritis drug screening by identifying compounds that mitigated inflammation-induced ECM degradation. Conclusion Compared to traditional biochemical or histological assays, the click chemistry-based technique provides higher sensitivity, reduced sample requirements, and improved temporal resolution for quantifying ECM turnover. Its versatility enables broad application in tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, disease modeling, and high-throughput drug evaluation.

In Situ Hybridization and RT ‐ PCR Detection of Nervous Necrosis Virus in Fourfinger Threadfin, Eleutheronema tetradactylum , in Taiwan - Chia‐Yu Hsieh; Shang‐Ting Wu; Chun‐Ying Lin (Journal of Fish Diseases, 2026)
Between April and July 2020, suspected outbreaks of nervous necrosis virus (NNV) infection were observed in fourfinger threadfin ( Eleutheronema tetradactylum ) fingerling hatcheries in Pingtung County, southern Taiwan. Affected fish exhibited spiral swimming behaviour and abdominal distension, resulting in mortality rates between 50% and 100%. Histopathological examination showed severe vacuolation in the brain and ocular tissues, with large oval and/or irregular basophilic cytoplasmic inclusion bodies in the brain. Phylogenetic analysis of the viral replicase (RNA1) and capsid protein (RNA2) genes revealed high nucleotide sequence identities among the isolates in this study, with sequence similarity rates of 96.9%–99% for RNA1 and 98.2%–99.0% for RNA2 compared to RGNNV reference strains available in the NCBI GenBank database. This is the first detection of betanodavirus in fourfinger threadfin in Taiwan, using RT‐PCR and ISH. A positive correlation between elevated water temperatures and disease severity indicates the need for year‐round surveillance and genomic analysis to clarify the epidemiology of FTNNV. The data suggest that infected eggs may facilitate the vertical transmission of Betanodavirus. Crucially, utilising virus‐free broodstock, alongside routine health screening and environmental control, is essential for mitigating NNV risks in fourfinger threadfin aquaculture.

Two new diterpenoid alkaloids from Aconitum legendrei Hand.-Mazz - Ming-Lu Zheng; Feng-Tai Qiu; Qing Tang; Lin Chen; Qin He; Shuai Huang; Xian-Li Zhou (Natural Product Research, 2026)

Development of a scientific version TPS workflow for BNCT dosimetry based on DICOM and Monte Carlo engine - Yinan Zhu; Zuokang Lin; Guanchao Wu; Zhiyuan Lin; Zijian Zhang; Ye Dai; Haiyan Yu; Xiaohan Yu (Physical and Engineering Sciences in Medicine, 2026)

Multiprotein-based nanomedicines with dual CD44/CD133 targeting and GSH-responsive drug release for improving cancer chemotherapy - Lu-Yi Yu; Pei-Wei Shueng; Yu-Hsin Wang; Yu-Wei Yen; Kuan-Wei Chen; Chieh-Ru Li; Hsin-Cheng Chiu; Yu-Wen Lin; Chun-Liang Lo (Drug Delivery and Translational Research, 2026)
Albumin, a highly biocompatible protein, has been utilized in the construction of anti-cancer drugs for the treatment of various cancers. However, albumin-based nanomedicines still face several clinical challenges, including low stability in the bloodstream, non-specific targeting ability, and lack of controlled release capability. To address these limitations, we developed a multiprotein-based nanomedicine for targeted chemotherapy of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). This nanomedicine was assembled using a heart-shaped albumin and two Y-shaped anti-CD44 and anti-CD133 antibodies. To enhance stability and improve therapeutic efficacy, the multiproteins were crosslinked using disulfide bond linkers and loaded with paclitaxel and ceramide. This resulted in nanomedicines that exhibited responsiveness to glutathione (GSH) and demonstrated inhibition of tumor cancer cells and cancer stem cells (CSCs). Our experimental results indicated that the inclusion of anti-CD44 and anti-CD133 antibodies enhanced the targeting capability of nanomedicines towards cancer cells and CSCs in an in vitro study and the accumulation in both normoxic regions and hypoxic niches in in vivo tumor xenografts. The multiprotein-based nanomedicines also demonstrated GSH-dependent drug release behavior, induced apoptosis in cancer cells and CSCs, inhibited cell migration, and effectively suppressed NSCLC tumor growth. Overall, our findings presented a novel nanostructure created from differently shaped proteins for application in drug delivery. This multiprotein-based nanomedicines showed promising potential in addressing the limitations of albumin-based nanomedicines and may offer improved therapeutic outcomes for cancer treatment. Graphical Abstract

A Prediction Model for Collision Damage Considering the Coupling Effect of Wedge-Shaped Bow and Side Structures - Yanjie Zhao; Zisheng Lin; Yichi Zhang; Yuchao Yuan; Tongtong Guo (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
The prediction model for collision damage to a ship’s side structure plays a crucial role in the design phase. In traditional analytical methods, the bow of the striking ship is often simplified as a rigid body, with the majority of studies focusing on spherical or ellipsoidal bows. This paper focuses on wedge-shaped bows. First, numerical simulation analysis reveals that when the stiffness of the striking ship’s bow is relatively close to that of the struck ship’s side structure, accounting for the elastic–plastic deformation of the bow significantly affects the prediction results of collision damage to the struck ship. Building upon the rigid-body analytical prediction model (RAPM), further consideration of the elastic–plastic deformation of the striking ship’s bow leads to the development of a prediction model that accounts for the coupled collision damage process between the bow and the side structure (CDPM). Comparisons with simulation results and predictions from RAPM demonstrate that CDPM captures the physical process of collision damage more accurately, thereby proving the superiority of this approach over RAPM.

An Edge-Ready Lightweight Computer Vision Framework for On-Site Fish Disease Detection in Aquaculture Management - Jiawen Li; Weidong Zhang; Shengzhao Xiao; Xuanzhong Chen; Yuesheng Huang; Jujian Lv; Kaihan Lin; Xianglei Hu; Xianxian Zeng; Rongjun Chen (Fishes, 2026)
Efficient detection of fish diseases is essential for intelligent health monitoring and timely intervention in aquaculture. However, current computer vision models remain computationally intensive, hindering their deployment on resource-constrained edge devices in aquaculture applications. To this end, this study developed a lightweight detection framework based on an improved You Only Look Once (YOLO), aiming to achieve a favorable balance between detection accuracy and on-site inference efficiency. First, a Dual-Branch Feature-Preserving Downsampling (DFPD) module was proposed to enhance the extraction of valuable disease-related cues with minimal computational overhead. Subsequently, structured pruning was applied to compress the optimized baseline model. Four pruning techniques, including Slim, GroupTaylor, Layer-Adaptive Magnitude-Based Pruning (LAMP), and L1-based, were evaluated under the same conditions. The enhanced baseline model improved precision from 0.864 to 0.908 and mAP@0.5:0.95 from 0.613 to 0.632, while already reducing the Number of Parameters (Params) and Giga Floating-point Operations Per Second (GFLOPs) compared with the original YOLOv8n. Among the pruning techniques, L1-based produced the best overall trade-off, yielding a final model that maintained a F1-score of 0.860 while reducing Params and GFLOPs by 54.7% and 49.4%, respectively, relative to the original detector. Ablation studies further revealed that a moderate FLOPs reduction of approximately 41% to 47% was optimal for preserving diagnostic performance while enhancing compactness. Edge deployment tests on an RK3588S device verified the framework’s practical inference speed advantage. Therefore, this study offers a deployment-friendly computer vision solution for on-site fish disease detection in aquaculture management, particularly suited to real-world scenarios with limited computational resources.

Effects and Correlations of Acetic Acid Concentration on the Combustion Characteristics and Functional Groups of Coal - Junhong Si; Ziming Fan; Lin Li; Yiqiao Wang; Zihao Zhao (Natural Resources Research, 2026)

VFLING: Vertical Federated Learning for Multi-Omics Data Integration with Graphs - Xiaoli Li; Qi Li; Dedao Lu; Yue Lin; Saba Aslam; Huijun Li; Zequn Zhang; Yuxi Chen; Ruey-Song Huang; Hongyan Wu (Interdisciplinary Sciences: Computational Life Sciences, 2026)

Chemical constituents and ferroptosis inhibitory activity of the deep-sea-derived fungus Penicillium citrinum W24 - Cheng-You Lin; Yuan Wang; Tai-Zong Wu; Rong Chao; Zheng-Biao Zou; Li-Sheng Li; Tian-Hua Zhong; Xian-Wen Yang (Natural Product Research, 2026)

Optimal Solutions for container ship alternative fuels under EU ETS: a comprehensive evaluation based on entropy weight-TOPSIS-grey relational analysis - Feng Xu; Lin Ding; Yanlu Li (Frontiers in Marine Science, 2026)
Against the backdrop of intensifying carbon emission reduction pressures in the international shipping industry and the gradual implementation of the EU ETS and FuelEU policies, the selection of alternative fuels for ships has become a key issue affecting shipping companies’ operational costs and emission reduction performance. This paper takes a 20, 000 TEU container ship on the Asia-Europe route as the research object, constructs a multi-level evaluation index system covering technical parameters, cost parameters, and emission parameters, and selects four fuel options—VLSFO, LNG, methanol, and ammonia—for comparative analysis. In terms of methodology, the entropy weight method is used to determine indicator weights to enhance the objectivity of weight allocation. This is combined with the TOPSIS-grey relational analysis method to construct a comprehensive evaluation model, ranking the advantages and disadvantages of different fuel options. The robustness of the model results is tested through sensitivity analysis. The research results indicate that the LNG option achieves the optimal balance among technological maturity, operational economy, and emission reduction effects, making it the optimal choice at the current stage. The ammonia option has outstanding zero-carbon potential but faces high retrofit costs, limiting its application in the short term, and its comprehensive performance follows closely behind. Traditional VLSFO faces serious compliance risks, while the methanol option is less competitive due to infrastructure constraints. The comprehensive evaluation method constructed in this paper has strong applicability and reliability, providing theoretical support and practical reference for shipping companies in making alternative fuel decisions under the constraints of the EU ETS.

Centennial-scale evolution of organic carbon sources and burial in the northern coastal mud area of the Shandong Peninsula and its response to human activities - Qing Xu; Yao Huang; Zhe Xu; Jiawei Ding; Cunwang Lin; Ang Li; Jiandong Qiu (Frontiers in Marine Science, 2026)
The mud area off the northern Shandong Peninsula is a critical region for sediment and organic carbon (OC) burial in the Yellow Sea. Based on a sediment borehole with 210 Pb-derived sedimentation rate of 0.63 cm/a, multiple proxy parameters including grain size, total organic carbon (TOC), total nitrogen (TN), stable carbon isotope (δ 13 C), and nitrogen isotope (δ 15 N) were analyzed to reconstruct centennial-scale OC sources and burial. Results show that the sediments are dominated by clayey silt, with stable grain-size composition over the past century. OC is derived from mixed marine and terrestrial sources, with marine phytoplankton contributing 56.3% on average. TOC content ranges from 0.31% to 0,41%, showing an increasing trend since 1950, with δ¹ 5 N rising from 4.35‰ to 5.41‰, indicating enhanced marine productivity driven by increased nutrient inputs and mariculture. Terrestrial OC contribution decreased from 52.6% to 34.7%, largely due to dam construction on the Yellow River, followed by a slight recovery in recent decades. Compared to the central South Yellow Sea, our study area exhibits lower OC accumulation rates but stronger sensitivity to human activities due to its proximity to the Yellow River source. This study provides scientific evidence for coastal carbon sink assessment under Anthropocene pressures.

A new sesquiterpene and two new benzoic derivatives from the marine-derived fungus Aspergillus versicolour SCSIO41697 - Qi Cheng; Feng Wu; Keyue Wu; Xumeng Ren; Yiran Lin; Shuhua Qi (Natural Product Research, 2026)

What matters for renewable energy adoption? A review from consumers’ perspective - Kwang-Jing Yii; Lin-Sea Lau; Cheong-Fatt Ng; Suet-Ling Ching (Environment, Development and Sustainability, 2026)
There has been a recent shift from the usage of fossil fuels to renewable energy due to increased awareness of environmental quality. Although governments have taken various actions to promote the usage of renewable energy, consumer behaviour is also important. This study reviews the literature on the factors that influence renewable energy adoption among consumers. We use the PRISMA protocol for systematic reviews to select the relevant articles about consumers’ renewable energy consumption over the period from 2000 to 2020. The findings and discussion consist of (1) the profile of the studies, such as publication outlets, authorship, and publication trends; (2) theories on renewable energy adoption; and (3) factors influencing consumer adoption of renewable energy. Most importantly, based on our findings, we propose a framework of very important factors (willingness to pay, price or cost, knowledge, and government policies), moderately important factors (public awareness), and less important factors (perceived benefits and social influence). This study also provides key implications for researchers, suppliers, and policymakers. We also synthesize the findings with an analysis of different dimensions, identifying future research directions on renewable energy adoption, which include suggestions for examining political and regulatory factors, comparative studies between countries, and considering the suppliers’ perspective.

Identification and Characterization of Flavobacterium psychrophilum as a Causative Pathogen in Farmed Grass Carp Ctenopharyngodon idella in China - Jiahao Li; Lingyun Lin; Jinyu Shen; Jiayun Yao; Xiao Liu; Xiaoyi Pan (Journal of Fish Diseases, 2026)
In March 2024, a severe mass mortality event occurred at a grass carp ( Ctenopharyngodon idella ) farm in Zhejiang, China, resulting in a cumulative mortality rate of 70%. To identify the causative agent, 12 bacterial isolates that exhibited the same phenotypic characteristics were isolated from diseased fish. A further phylogenetic (16S rDNA) characterization identified the bacterium as Flavobacterium psychrophilum . Genetic characterization revealed that all 12 bacterial isolates belonged to serotype Type‐1 and sequence type ST418, a newly documented ST closely associated with cyprinid fish hosts. In infection trials, the bacterium exhibited clear virulence in grass carp, producing clinical signs consistent with those observed during the outbreak. Furthermore, histopathology of diseased fish with F. psychrophilum revealed ulcerative dermatitis with associated myositis, proliferative branchitis, vascular congestion and focal necrosis in the liver, multifocal necrosis in the spleen, and tubular dilation with renal corpuscle necrosis in the kidney. Given the potential risk of cross‐species transmission among cyprinid fish, we also evaluated the pathogenicity of this bacterium in Prussian carp ( Carassius gibelio ), a widely cultured species in China. To our knowledge, this study represents the first report of F. psychrophilum causing mass mortality in farmed grass carp in China and provides essential information to support improved prevention and risk mitigation strategies for this emerging disease.

Talarombrevisone A, an β -aminopropionate with two polyketide units, isolated from an endophytic fungus Talaromyces brevis - Yun-He Tuo; Zhong-Duo Yang; Jian-Guo Chen; Cui-Juan Xu; Lin-bo Liu; Tian-Kun Zhao; Yue Li; Li-Bin Xia; Shuai Yu; Ai-Hong Zhao; Shuo Li (Natural Product Research, 2026)

Research on Production–Living–Ecological Space recognition and evolutionary characteristics based on time-series Landsat images and POIs in a coastal economic and technological development zone - Yanghua Zhang; Bin Liu; Li Zhang; Lingxiao An; Weipeng Lin; Yiran Yan (International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2026)

Simultaneous retrieval of hourly ground-level PM 2.5 and PM 10 from FY-4A/AGRI observations using multi-task deep learning - Xinyu Zhao; Lin Sun; Zaifei Wang; Xiaohang Shi; Jian Wang; Yulong Fan (International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2026)

In situ-based spectral characteristics of first-year landfast ice in eastern Liaodong Bay, Bohai sea - Qingkang Hou; Yu Yan; Zhikun Lin; Chenchen Yao; Jiayu Ding; Jinghan Xu; Chenyu Shu; Lei Ren; Yingjun Xu (International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2026)

Reconstructing the Seawater Temperature Field of the Yellow Sea Using TCN-U-Net++ - Jiapeng Bu; Zi Guo; Junqi Cui; Shuyi Zhou; Lei Lin; Shaolei Lu; Xiaodong Liu; Xiaoqian Gao (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
The Yellow Sea is an important offshore area in China, and the accurate prediction of its seawater temperature is of great significance for marine environmental monitoring and climate adaptation management. However, existing research on predicting the three-dimensional (3D) temperature field in the Yellow Sea is scarce and insufficiently accurate. This study proposes a TCN-U-Net++ fusion model to reconstruct the Yellow Sea temperature field using remote sensing satellite data and SODA reanalysis data, while considering the influence of a series of factors, including wind (USSW and VSSW), absolute bathymetric data (BAT), sea surface height anomaly (SSHA), latitude (LAT), longitude (LON), solar radiation (SR), surface runoff (SRO), and precipitation (P). The results show that the model can accurately capture the temporal and spatial distribution characteristics of the temperature field in the Yellow Sea. The results indicate that the deviations from SODA are generally within 2 °C, with errors being approximately 45% lower than those of other models, while the prediction errors relative to Argo and voyage observations are mostly within 1 °C, further demonstrating the accuracy and robustness of the proposed model. In addition, the predictions of the Yellow Sea Cold Water Mass (CWM) are highly consistent with SODA in terms of their evolution and key characteristic parameters. Specifically, the maximum deviation in core temperature is only 0.3 °C, and the difference in its spatial extent is less than 1%. The results demonstrate that TCN-U-Net++ effectively enhances the accuracy of 3D sea temperature prediction in the Yellow Sea, providing technical support for temperature monitoring, ecological early warning, and climate change research.

Spatiotemporal pattern of wheat harvest duration and its driving factors in the Huang-Huai-Hai plain of China - Renhai Zhong; Cong Chen; Guan Zhou; Xingguo Xiong; Qiyu Tian; Jingfeng Huang; Guangqiao Cao; Tao Lin (Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2026)

The estimation of tree-level key structural parameters based on ULS and BLS point clouds by evaluating prediction accuracy from tree stem analysis - Yu Tao; Xin Shen; Fujin Fan; Daiquan Ye; Long Zhang; Lin Cao (Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2026)

Nighttime apple harvesting image enhancement based on a global–local feature fusion diffusion model - Liuchang Xu; Ting Ni; Fangshuo Zhou; Qingming Lin; Luyao Chen; Qianqian Luo; Kai Xia; Xingyu Xue; Xinyu Zheng; Sensen Wu; Zhenhong Du; Kai Fang; et al. (Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2026)

Detection method for missing seeding in plug trays for small vegetable seeds based on image registration - Wenqi Zhao; Xianliang Wang; Xiaona Lin; Xiangcai Zhang; Jiangtao Ji; Xiupei Cheng; Zhongcai Wei; Xiuhong Wang; Lei Liu (Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2026)

Influence of ground wheel encoder resolution on the performance of an electrically driven corn precision planter - Lin Jia; Ziyang Xu; Xinyue Zhang; Qingjie Wang; Hongwen Li; Jin He; Caiyun Lu; Chao Wang (Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2026)

Distribution characteristics and retention mechanisms of 236U in sediments of the Beibu Gulf - Zhiyi Tu; Xiaolei Zhao; Lin Liu; Xianghao Luo; Yukun Li; Guodong Yu; Manqing Liu; Kaixing Guo; Chunping Huang; Jianhui Lai; Deyu Wang; Huijuan Wang; et al. (Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2026)

In situ spectral analysis of sea ice contaminated with multiple substances in Liaodong Bay, Bohai Sea - Jinghan Xu; Yu Yan; Zhikun Lin; Qingkang Hou; Jiayu Ding; Chenchen Yao; Lei Ren; Chenyu Shu; Yingjun Xu (Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2026)

Distribution and assessment of potentially toxic elements in sediments from a lagoon-bay system: Evidence from the nearshore of Huizhou-Shanwei, China - Sizheng Li; Wanhu Wang; Yang Wang; Cong Lin; Xi Wei; Jiajun Cao (Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2026)

Stochastic processes govern host-associated microbiota assembly in the endangered fish Schizothorax chongi: Implications for conservation aquaculture - Liangliang Xu; Luying Zhao; Jianhua Liu; Sihai Min; Xinlian Lin; Shipeng Zhou; Xiaoshuai Liu; Zhaobin Song (Aquaculture, 2026)

Functional characterization of collectin liver 1 involving antibacterial immunity and inflammation regulation in Oreochromis niloticus - Lu Deng; Xiaoxue Yin; Qingliang Zeng; Zhanyao Lin; Jiadong Li; Siqi Wu; Jianmin Ye; Liangliang Mu (Aquaculture, 2026)

Functional characterization of the CCL25/CCR9 axis in B cell differentiation and antibacterial defense in Nile tilapia - Yuhua Lin; Yiwen Chai; Jugan Han; Weiheng Shi; Along Gao; Jianmin Ye; Liting Wu (Aquaculture, 2026)

Influence of salinity on the dynamic improving nutritional value of channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus): Insights from targeted and untargeted metabolomics and antioxidant capacity analysis - Zhen Li; Yali Yu; Quanyou Guo; Na Lin; Xiaorong Lu; Jie Peng; Tao Mao; Yuntao Zhou; Lang Zhang; Liu Fang (Aquaculture, 2026)

L-arginine enhances skeletal muscle energy metabolism and maintains mitochondrial homeostasis to promote locomotor function in zebrafish embryos - Qiu-Yan Chen; Wei-Dan Jiang; Pei Wu; Yang Liu; Yao-Bin Ma; Hong-Mei Ren; Xiao-Wan Jin; Lin Feng; Xiao-Qiu Zhou (Aquaculture, 2026)

Optimization strategies for genotype imputation accuracy in low-coverage whole-genome sequencing of Scylla paramamosain - Weiren Zhang; Lin Chen; Yijia Shih; Peitan Jia; Siyi Zhou; Qionghui Qin; Yaodong Zhang; Kewei Huang; Gongyi Lin; Xiaopeng Wang; Haihui Ye (Aquaculture, 2026)

Enhancing the recycling and utilization of nitrogen and phosphorus in Rice-fish integrated systems: A pathway to agroecological sustainability - Abdulai Merry Kamara; Dongdong Zhang; Bin Wen; Jianwei Lin; Xugan Wu (Aquaculture, 2026)

Diversification of scavenger receptor cysteine-rich (SRCR) genes enhances immune plasticity and Vibrio resistance in bivalves - Weimin Liao; Changping Xu; Yaoting Liu; Qing Lin; Shitong Liu; Hongkuan Zhang; Huaiping Zheng (Aquaculture, 2026)

Valorization of areca byproducts: Enhancing growth, health, and muscle quality of grass carp through a functional feed additive - Juan Xie; Lin Wang; Wei Liu; Hao Ling; Yuyu Wang; Wenqing Sun; Yufeng Xu; Zhiqin Liu; Zihui Yang; Peng Cai; Zhen Dong; Jianguo Zeng (Aquaculture, 2026)

Hydroxytyrosol preserves myofibrillar protein integrity in grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella): Implications for flesh quality enhancement - Yi-Wei Liao; Pei Wu; Wei-Dan Jiang; Hong-Yun Zhang; Yao-Bin Ma; Yang Liu; Shu-Wei Li; Sheng-Yao Kuang; Ling Tang; Xiao-Qiu Zhou; Lin Feng (Aquaculture, 2026)

Multiple macroeconomic benefits from mixed coastal flooding adaptation in China's coastal cities - Jiaju Lin; Shuyu Yang; Shuo Wang; Yuning Zhao; Yanhong Lin; Xiongzhi Xue; Yurong Ouyang (Ocean & Coastal Management, 2026)

Research on external defect inspection of subsea pipelines and cables using subsea dry habitat and 3D imaging technology - Hai Zhu; Jiawang Chen; Zhangyong Jin; Kaichuang Wang; Peiwen Lin; Yuan Lin; Yuping Fang; Peng Zhou; Zhonghui Zhou; Yuhong Wang; Xu Gao; Yuanjie Chen (Ocean & Coastal Management, 2026)

Optimal management of co-location marine activities in three-dimensional space: A Stackelberg game-based framework - Shuo Wang; Jiaju Lin; Chao Liu; Yanping Li; Saiya Xu (Ocean & Coastal Management, 2026)

Artificial intelligence and automated monitoring for Marine Protected Area Management: A case of Chaojing marine protected area in Taiwan - Yi-Chung Lee; Wen-Hong Liu; Yu-Shiuan Tsai; Li-Shu Chen; Dong-Lin Li (Ocean & Coastal Management, 2026)

Alternative stable states in coral communities along a latitudinal gradient simplify sediment bacterial assemblages but stabilize biogeochemical functions - Wentao Zhu; Zihan Qiu; Pei Yang; Jingzhao Ke; Xiangbo Liu; He Zhao; Jiquan Lin; Yuxiao Ren; Duanjie Huang; Xiubao Li (Ocean & Coastal Management, 2026)

Evaluating sustainable coastal management strategies following Spartina alterniflora eradication: Insights from typhoon-induced hydro-sedimentary responses - Lv Gong; Yang Hu; Yuanhao Song; Liangxun Pan; Lin Su; Xiaoyu Yu; Wenzhen Zhao; Ben Li; Xiuzhen Li (Ocean & Coastal Management, 2026)

Partial sympatry of two interspersed Uroteuthis edulis (Loliginidae) clades reveals cryptic stock structure in the southern Taiwan Strait - Rui-Yi Hong; Lorenzo C. Halasan; Ke-Yang Chang; Chia-Hui Wang; Hsiu-Chin Lin (Fisheries Research, 2026)

Molecular-weight-dependent mixing behavior of organic phosphorus and carbon in a subtropic river-estuary-bay continuum - Cheng Xu; Ying Huang; Bin Yang; Renming Jia; Zhiming Ning; Bo Yang; Lei Xie; Lin Yang; Dongliang Lu; Zhenjun Kang; Laodong Guo (Water Research, 2026)

Differential patterns of antibiotic resistance, virulence, and dissemination risks in floating and sedimented plastispheres - Tao Liu; Xiaoxu Sun; Duanyi Huang; Tianle Kong; Wei Huang; Zhiyuan Lin; Zexin Wang; Baoqin Li; Weimin Sun (Water Research, 2026)

Corrigendum to “Virus-induced redox cycling in Fe(II)/peracetic acid systems: dual roles as reactant and catalytic promoter” [Water Research 289 (2026) 124920] - Xiao Liu; An Ding; Wei Lin; Wei Qiu; Geoffroy Lesage; Marc Heran; Yan Zhao; Chuyang Y. Tang (Water Research, 2026)

Sulfonate-mediated hydrogen-bond network modulation and proton enrichment at zerovalent iron-water interface for efficient hydrodechlorination reaction - Tong Hu; Zhendong Zhao; Lisha Yang; Huiwang Dai; Yuejin Zhang; Hao Li; Wenjun Zhou; Daohui Lin; Lizhong Zhu (Water Research, 2026)

Inorganic nitrogen in inflowing water governs dissolved organic matter transformation regulated by sediments in recipient basin - Dawei Wang; Na Huang; Xin Hou; Lin Chen; Yilan Jiang; Shuhan Liu; Shishu Zhu (Water Research, 2026)

Application of antimony stable isotopes in revealing the source and migration of Sb in rivers - Xinyu Li; Guangyi Sun; Yunjie Wu; Yu Lin; Chenmeng Yang; Xinbin Feng (Water Research, 2026)

Impacts of river stage fluctuations on river corridor nitrous oxide source and sink dynamics - Lin Zhang; Tianyuan Zheng; Bo Guo; Xilai Zheng; Dong Wang; Zhixin Zhang; Xianbiao Lin; Menggui Jin; Uwe Schneidewind; Stefan Krause; Lecheng Liu; Jian Luo (Water Research, 2026)

DOM-mediated inhibition of ciprofloxacin photodegradation: Dual roles of antioxidant quenching and triplet-state interactions - Jihong Xu; Weiwen Sun; Jiayan Ding; Yong Huang; Xi Chen; Lin Li; Cheng Peng; Lushi Lian; Xiaohong Guan (Water Research, 2026)

Mapping population immunity: How protease and antibody fragmentation shape wastewater findings - Daniel G R Yim; Wei Lin Lee; Federica Armas; Lucas Luke; Zi Jian Yuen; Hadley D. Sikes; Peter R. Preiser; Eric J. Alm; Megan E. McBee (Water Research, 2026)

Thermal decomposition pathways of extracellular polymeric substances recovered from wastewater sludge using TG-FTIR with Gaussian deconvolution and 2D-COS analysis - Tan Minh Le; Yuemei Lin; Wei-Qin Zhuang; Mark C.M. van Loosdrecht; Krishnan Jayaraman; Nam Kyeun Kim (Waste Management, 2026)

Integrated numerical modeling strategies for tree–wind interactions: A review and proposed assessment framework for resilient urban design - Qirui Deng; Dongjin Cui; Lixiao Li; Pengfei Lin; Cheuk Ming Mak (Urban Forestry & Urban Greening, 2026)

A multicomponent Fc-fused subunit vaccine induces cross-protective immunity against porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus QYYZ-like and NADC30-like strains - Linxing Tian; Zhengdan Lin; Mengxi Pan; Yanwen Wen; Mingxing Lu; Shudan Liu; Chao Zhang; Zhenxiang Rong; Jiahui Ma; Ruiqu Zhou; Nan Cao; Xinghua Chen; et al. (Veterinary Microbiology, 2026)

Computation-driven discovery of a next-generation canine monoclonal antibody for canine parvovirus therapy - Ying Li; Xiaoyu Zhang; Zhihao Wang; Mingqin Lin; Sheng Wang; Chengguang Zhang; Ling Zhao; Jiahui Zou; Hongbo Zhou (Veterinary Microbiology, 2026)

Inertial-buoyant coupling and bi-directional flow effects on plume deflection in inclined tunnel fires under natural ventilation - Tianhang Zhang; Lei Liu; Ke Wu; Shaorun Lin; Shiyi Wang; Xin Zhang (Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, 2026)

Field data-based safety assessment and probabilistic deformation prediction of existing metro tunnels under adjacent excavation - Wei-Bin Chen; Hai-Tong Liu; Yue Chen; Xiang-Sheng Chen; Tao Xu; Jing-Song Bai; Lin-Shuang Zhao (Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, 2026)

Transferable prediction of TBM long-distance tunneling construction duration considering uncertainties in surrounding rock distribution and the evolution of tunneling efficiency - Jianming Zhang; Kebin Shi; Peixuan Lin; Lei Li; Qiyong Mao; Haibo Jiang; Xinjun Yan; Jingwei Gong (Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, 2026)

Revealing uncertainties of on-road emissions in a mountainous city using multi-source data - Zeyu Zhang; Qiuzi Chen; Weizhen Lin; Ran Tu; Wenyu Wang; Xiaotong Zhang; An Wang (Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, 2026)

An alternative last-mile delivery system: Leveraging microhubs and crowdshipping - Amir Shafiee; Hanieh Rastegar Moghaddam; Sudheer Ballare; Jane Lin (Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, 2026)

Powering long haul freight: hydrogen refueling station siting using pipeline infrastructure - Jialu Yang; Danesh Hosseinpanahi; Bo Zou; Jane Lin (Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, 2026)

Experimental study on face stability for shield tunnelling in sandy cobble strata at various rock contents - Pei Zhang; Jie Yang; Weitao Song; Xiuli Du; Qingtao Lin (Transportation Geotechnics, 2026)

A newly designed retaining wall model apparatus for investigating lateral soil arching effect under controlled wall deformation - Cheng-Shuang Yin; Han-Lin Wang; Xiang-Shen Fu; Yue-Hui Sun; Xiao-Hu Zhang; Marawan Shahien (Transportation Geotechnics, 2026)

Beyond static structure: high-throughput chemical cartography of dynamic cell wall assembly - Yaning Cui; Xi Zhang; Shuizhong Wang; Weiqian Wu; Jinxing Lin (Trends in Plant Science, 2026)

A stimulating effect induced by Bisphenol A bis (diphenylphosphate) in HepG2 cells via vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF)/VEGF receptor axis - Jing An; Yuting Yi; Na Li; Miao Lin; Yufang Zhong; Guofa Ren; Yu Shang (Toxicology Letters, 2026)

Faulting structure and seismic hazard: Insights from the 2024 MW 5.2 Bakersfield earthquake sequence - Weidong Li; Pengcheng Zhou; Fan Zhang; Jiangyang Zhang; Zhiyuan Zhou; Tao Zhang; Jinyu Tian; Jian Lin (Tectonophysics, 2026)

Five novel Haloarchaeobius species from coastal tidal flats and saline-alkali soil in China using integrated culture-dependent and culture-independent approaches - Guo-Liang Xu; Shun Tan; Yao Hu; Mu Cheng; Jing Hou; Heng-Lin Cui (Systematic and Applied Microbiology, 2026)

Description of a novel organic acid-degrading bacterium with biotechnological potential, Denitratimonas organivorans sp. nov., genomic assessment of the genus Denitratimonas, and proposal of a new species Denitratimonas yunnanensis sp. nov. named following the rules of the SeqCode - Miaomiao An; Rongrong Wang; Ruina Liang; Xianghao Lin; Xiaoxu Li; Yanjuan Lu; Guozhu Zhao (Systematic and Applied Microbiology, 2026)

System dynamics: A new method for evaluating the low-carbon effects of underground space development capacity forecasts in rail transit hub station areas - Chunxiang Lin; Liming Wu; Haishan Xia; Penglin Li; Xiaodan Chen; Canghui Zhu; Lianjie Jin; Xiangjun Sun (Sustainable Cities and Society, 2026)

Action on hot nights: A scoping review of nighttime heat thresholds and their critical role in urban climate resilience - Pixin Gong; Qi Liu; Xi Lin; Yanbing Lin; Hui Xu; Li Lan (Sustainable Cities and Society, 2026)

Impacts of urban hierarchy, mobility, and built environment on transport carbon emissions - Yu-Sheng Shen; Ying-Chen Lin; Jianyi Lin; Lilai Xu; Chaofan Xian (Sustainable Cities and Society, 2026)

Quantifying the cooling effects of multi-scale urban blue-green spaces on surrounding local climate zones in hot and humid climatic areas - Lin Liu; Yilin Wang; Xin Feng; Mengxiao Yu; Hua Yuan; Jian Hang (Sustainable Cities and Society, 2026)

Joint effects of urban heat island and global warming on heatwave risk - Lin Huang; Qichang Dong; Ye Song; Yao Tao; Long Shi; Xiaoqing Zhao; Jiacheng Qi; Zihao Song; Zhongyu Zheng; Guomin Zhang; Michael Yit Lin Chew; Sujeeva Setunge; et al. (Sustainable Cities and Society, 2026)

Influence of hydro-mechanical parameter coupling on the dynamic behavior of unsaturated railway subgrades - Shumeng Wu; Liqun Zeng; Jing Hu; Zhongfeng Yang; Hongyang Ke; Xin Ding; Zhihang Lin; Xuecheng Bian (Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 2026)

Damage mechanism and optimization design of wall-type portal tunnels underseismic action: Seismic damage investigation and a theoretical model - Ming-Yu Chang; Deng Gao; Chao Wang; Hua Huang; Yi-lin Yu; Yusheng Shen (Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 2026)

Multinational enterprises mitigate carbon inequality across Chinese cities - Kang Lin; Kailan Tian; Yuli Shan (Sustainable Production and Consumption, 2026)

Toxicological effects of polypropylene nanoparticles similar in size to nanoplastics in plastic-bottled injections on mice and zebrafish - Hui-Min Sun; Jie Wang; Xian-Fu Wu; Zhong-Lan Chen; Hui-Ying Yang; Zhi Lin; Shuang-Xing Li; Zhe Qu; Hua Chen; Shang-Chen Yao (Science of The Total Environment, 2026)

Identification of novel genes involved in pediatric congenital heart disease using trio-based whole genome sequencing - Bo Wang; Mo Li; Wei Zhou; Huiwen Chen; Ying Xiang; Guocheng Shi; Guoling You; Luan Chen; Yesheng Zhang; Xiaoqing Zhang; Yunqian Gao; Lulu Li; et al. (Science Bulletin, 2026)

Giant anomalous Hall and Nernst effects in a heavy fermion ferromagnet - Longfei Li; Shuyue Guan; Shengwei Chi; Jianzhou Zhao; Jiawei Li; Xinxuan Lin; Gang Xu; Shuang Jia (Science Bulletin, 2026)

Non-progressive orogenesis of the Southern Tibetan Plateau - Xiaoyu Guo; Hengcheng Ying; Lin Chen; Rui Gao; Xiaofan Deng; Zhanwu Lu; Hongda Liang; Bo Xiang; Michael Murphy; Wenhui Li; Xiao Xu (Science Bulletin, 2026)

Chang’e-6 lander reveals local hour-scale temporal variations in lunar surface water - Honglei Lin; Heng-Ci Tian; Sheng Gou; Wei Yang; Jinning Li; Li Liu; Kai Fan; Sen Hu; Rui Xu; Zhiping He; Yong Wei; Yangting Lin (Science Bulletin, 2026)

Reinforced stepwise dissociation of water molecules via U 5f-O 2p-Ti 3d gradient orbital coupling for photoelectrochemical water splitting - Xiaochuan Deng; Tong Liu; Xudong Wu; Qijue Lin; Hanlin Liu; Han Yang; Xun Yang; Maoyin Wang; Kaiguo Chen; Jiayu Dai; Tao Chen; Wenkun Zhu (Science Bulletin, 2026)

Eliminating high-voltage phase transitions and oxygen loss in O3-type sodium layered cathodes via reversible solid-solution and anionic-redox chemistry - Lin-Rong Wu; Yu-Han Zhang; Zhen Wu; Hui Wu; Nian Zhang; Ding Zhang; Xiaochuan Duan; Xian-Ming Zhang (Science Bulletin, 2026)

A germline-specific vesicular structure licenses mRNA activation during spermiogenesis and is hijacked in gastric cancer - Mingxi Liu; Zerui Wang; Yinuo Li; Qingsong Xie; Zhuang Xiao; Xuezhi He; Guanxiong Wang; Yang Gao; Yini Zhang; Lin Zheng; Xun Xia; Lujie Chen; et al. (Science Bulletin, 2026)

PCGF1 is a key factor for facilitating dynamic H3K27me3 modification during early lineage specification - Pan Chen; Xuejie Yang; Ruhai Chen; Hanlu Li; Jingwen Ma; Jing Chang; Guangliang Hong; Wei Liu; Xiongzhi Quan; Bin Yin; Lin Hou; Boqin Qiang; et al. (Science Bulletin, 2026)

Microbial adaptation and synergistic networks in simultaneous anammox-denitrification using food waste as a low-cost carbon source for complete nitrogen removal - Xiangling Wu; Chunxiao Wang; Zuohong Chen; Songping Deng; Bing Li; Xiao-yan Li; Lin Lin (Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 2026)

From air to water: Regulation-induced pollution substitution across media - Lin Xiang; Ying Fan; Xueying Yu (Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 2026)

Genetic connectivity of Uroteuthis sibogae (Cephalopoda: Loliginidae) in the Sulu Sea with notes on morphology and statolith microchemistry - Jessica M. Legaspi; Lorenzo C. Halasan; Kris Angeli Sanchez-DelosReyes; Tomoyo Okumura; Hsiu-Chin Lin (Regional Studies in Marine Science, 2026)

InceptionFormer: A deep learning framework for UAV LiDAR point cloud completion to improve tree parameters estimation in dense forests - Binhan Luo; Jian Yang; Shuo Shi; Ruilin Gan; Zhongliang Wu; Sihao Wang; Ao Wang; Lin Du; Wei Gong (Remote Sensing of Environment, 2026)

Quantifying evapotranspiration and shading cooling of urban vegetation across climates under extreme heat using an integrated SCOPE-SEB model and surface temperature analysis - Zhaowu Yu; Mingchuan Shao; Wenjun Yang; Yujia Zhang; Yuxia Hu; Wenjuan Ma; Junhong Zhong; Yanghan Lin; Mincong Wang; Huiwen Zhang; Jiquan Chen; Chenghao Wang; et al. (Remote Sensing of Environment, 2026)

Identification of marine algal blooms by SDGSAT-1 multispectral imagery - Shanshan Jiang; Rongda Guan; Qianguo Xing; Jie Li; Yingzhuo Hou; Wenjing Zhang; Lin Li; Maham Arif; Jinghu Li; Yunwei Tang (Remote Sensing of Environment, 2026)

Integrating multi-omics to characterize the dynamics of rumen microorganisms and metabolites in Angus cattle at different growth stages - Lin Xue; Wei Zhao; Chuanchuan Wang; Yun Ma; Jinli Tian; Lijuan Yang; Lina Ma; Qiufei Jiang; Yafei Chen; Xiaohua Tian; Xiaoyun Ji; Juan Zhang; et al. (Research in Veterinary Science, 2026)

Recovery of Cu and Ni from electroplating sludge by nitrilotriacetic acid complexation leaching - Peng Chen; Zihan Liu; Weifeng Liu; Lin Chen; Duchao Zhang (Process Safety and Environmental Protection, 2026)

Ecological impact and risk assessment of tire wear particles: Status, challenges, and future perspectives - Jialin Lin; Gongduan Fan; Chengyu Yang; Jing Luo; Fangqi Song; Xinchi Jiang; Rusen Zou; Kai-qin Xu (Process Safety and Environmental Protection, 2026)

Uranium occurrence state in coal gangue and study on uranium leaching via chemical mechanical-thermal activation - Shan Li; Jiulong Cui; Lin Ma; Tingting Zheng; Wentao Li; Gen Huang; Jiushuai Deng; Yijun Cao; Junguo Li; Hongxiang Xu; Zechao Huangfu (Process Safety and Environmental Protection, 2026)

Enhanced cycling and thermal stability of nickel-rich cathodes for lithium-ion batteries via molecular-weight-tuned polyaniline–polyethylene glycol interphase - Lin-Jie Xie; Jun-Cheng Jiang; Chen Liang; Qing-Song Wang; Hui-Qi Sun; Yan Tang; An-Chi Huang; Fei-Hao Zhu; Chi-Min Shu (Process Safety and Environmental Protection, 2026)

Experimental and theoretical insights into oxytetracycline and sulfamethoxazole adsorption onto four biomass-derived nanosized activated carbons in aquatic environments - Kunlin Chen; Lin Zhou; Jingyi Gu; Xiaolin Huang; Yaqi Zeng; Qingqi Wen; Jiale Yue; Chengshuai Liu; Weilin Huang; Qiaoyun Zeng; Chengyu Chen (Process Safety and Environmental Protection, 2026)

Facile and inherently safer synthesis of double-base propellants: Correlating microstructural homogeneity with combustion behavior - Chuanxiang Guo; Weihan Wan; Le Wang; Yitao Liu; Yuhang Bao; Yuqi Huang; Zucheng Wu; Xiangyang Lin (Process Safety and Environmental Protection, 2026)

A dual-functional nanomaterial for high-capacity uranium(VI) adsorption and rapid fluorescence detection in water - Sha Yang; Xuanzhe Liao; Zhiyu Hou; Yuxin Zhang; Congcong Ding; Ling Ding; Jun Liao; Lielin Wang; Lin Zhang (Process Safety and Environmental Protection, 2026)

Magnetic wheat straw biochar as a novel adsorbent for the removal of enrofloxacin from water - Nianwei Yang; Ruixue Fan; Funing Zhang; Luqi Wang; Liangyu Ye; De Zhang; Yunqing Liu; Hai Lin (Process Safety and Environmental Protection, 2026)

Anomaly detection for LNG storage tanks with limited sensor data using WGAN-CADA and multi-branch probabilistic autoencoder - Yang Yu; Jiandong Ma; Jianxing Yu; Zihang Jin; Hanxu Tian; Yuheng Yang; Lin Song (Process Safety and Environmental Protection, 2026)

Hollow-structured covalent organic framework nanocapsules enable sustained benzaldehyde release for antimicrobial preservation of postharvest peach fruit - Dan Jiang; Yuting Ma; Xubin Wu; Zhihao Li; Siyin Lin; Kunsong Chen; Jian Wu; Ke Zhu; Pingwei Liu; Bo Zhang (Postharvest Biology and Technology, 2026)

SlCNR promotes the lycopene accumulation and reduces abscisic acid content in postharvest tomato fruit - Shuai Zhang; Mingzhe Mang; Di Chen; Liqun Ma; Shiyuan Zhang; Tingting Hu; Lin Yu; Jiankang Cao; Daqi Fu; Benzhong Zhu; Hongliang Zhu; Guiqin Qu (Postharvest Biology and Technology, 2026)

Physicochemical, microstructural, and Vis/NIR optical properties of kiwifruit during bruise-induced ripening - Youhua Bu; Shuai Li; Mingzhuang Lin; Chengxu Gong; Rui Wang; Wenchuan Guo (Postharvest Biology and Technology, 2026)

Slightly acidic electrolyzed water enhances fruit disease resistance in longans by activating phenylpropanoid and flavonoid pathways - Qingqing Liu; Shengtai Lin; Yuxin Wu; Zhongqi Fan; Ruiling Zhuo; Yifen Lin; Boqiang Li; Shiping Tian; Mengshi Lin; Hetong Lin; Yihui Chen (Postharvest Biology and Technology, 2026)

Crustacean cardioactive peptide activates pupal ecdysial behavior in the 28-spotted larger potato ladybird - Yi-Kuan Wu; Nan Wu; Wei-kang Zheng; Li-ke Ding; Yi-fei Wu; Lin Jin; Guo-Qing Li (Pesticide Biochemistry and Physiology, 2026)

Multi-time point transcriptomics and metabolomics reveals toxic responses of imidacloprid exposure in Aquatica leii (Coleoptera: Lampyridae) - Jiapeng Li; Jiani Lin; Chao Liu; Qimeng Wang; Wangxin Xia; Qian Zhao; He Lv; Chengquan Cao; Yiping Wang (Pesticide Biochemistry and Physiology, 2026)

Characterization of streptomycin-induced persister cells in Erwinia pyrifoliae - Lin He; Jun Myoung Yu (Physiological and Molecular Plant Pathology, 2026)

Biocontrol of tobacco bacterial wilt by Bacillus velezensis Y19: insights into chemotaxis, competition and antagonism - Yajie Hu; Xiaolan Yang; Huiping Wu; Qunling Li; Guangxiong Xiao; Feng Wu; Feng Li; Zihua He; Xiaoxing Lin; Ting Ding (Physiological and Molecular Plant Pathology, 2026)

Anti-leukemia steroidal saponins from Paris polyphylla var. yunnanensis - Yu Zhang; Yu-Chen Zhang; Yu-Chen Fan; Chen-Sen Xu; Hao-Lin Yu; Chao Wang; Jing Zhang; Yi-Lin Liu; Yi-Bo Shen; Chao Liu; Jin-Yue Sun; Jin-Zhong Hu; et al. (Phytochemistry, 2026)

The lithospheric magnetic field model based on MSS-1 and other satellite data - Jiaxuan Zhang; Yan Feng; Yuxuan Lin; Xinwu Li; Pan Zhang (Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors, 2026)

Time series forecasting of wave–current loads based on water surface elevation and scour features - Sijia Zhu; Ning Su; Fangzhou Lin; Yunlong Xu; Jilong Yin; Xiping Sun; Anxin Guo (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Study on multiscale particle motion characteristics in hydraulic lifting pipe under pulsating flow conditions - Desheng Chen; Geng Li; Wenhao Sun; Yuanming Ding; Zhe Lin; Yanping Wang (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Multi-point vibration control of novel semi-submersible wind turbines by using 3D-TMD - Liangming Sun; Lulu Yang; Daoxuan Lin; Jinyuan Wang (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Experimental study on dynamic characteristics of marine soft soil foundations under minute-level intermittent loads from subway trains - Wei Huang; Lingling Li; Xinyu Lu; Lin Guo; Xibin Li; Xuanji Liu (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Learning to follow: An end-to-end deep learning approach for vision-based vessel control - Shigan Ding; Mao Zheng; Nan Hai; Xiumin Chu; Bowen Lin; Tianyue Zou; Kehao Zhang; Wubin Hua; Lingyu Fu (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

RACS: A region-adaptive categorical similarity kernel for surrogate modeling with mixed-variable problems - Qianxu Wu; Xinglong Xia; Quan Lin; Tingli Xie; Qi Zhou (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Numerical investigation of large-scale vortex evolution and hydrodynamic implications of a pitching axisymmetric body with appendages at Reynolds number 1000 - Jianfeng Lin; Zenghui Zhu; Yi Liu; Shizhao Wang (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Real-time analysis of drillstring dynamic insertion and system vibration-induced wellbore wear in offshore directional well - Feng Tang; Yongsheng Liu; Lin Chai; Zongyang Mu; Xin Lei; Qiang Sun (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Mutual information guided domain adaptation network for unsupervised transfer fault diagnosis of offshore wind turbines under time-varying conditions and scarce labels - Yun Kong; Guoyu Huang; Cuiying Lin; Haiqiang Wang; Qinkai Han; Junyu Qi; Hui Liu; Fulei Chu (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Integrated internal model and feedforward-based fuzzy control for active recoil suppression of drilling risers - Yuan-Jie Jiang; Bao-Lin Zhang; Yun Zhang; Zidong Ai; Yan-Dong Zhao; Yanlong Cao (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Integrating multibody dynamics and finite element methods for modelling seismic responses of monopile-supported wind turbines considering wind-structure-soil interaction - Kun Lin; Xinnan Wei; Annan Zhou (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Adaptive backstepping sliding mode heading control for wave glider using neural network–based extended state observer - Qi-Jin Feng; Bao-Lin Zhang; Meng Cui; Peiyuan Yu; Qi Zhao; Zidong Ai; Xiujun Sun (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Analysis of the influence of ice thickness on cavity evolution and motion characteristics of a cylinder during high-speed water entry - Lin Lu; Xianhao Li; Zhe Yang; Shuai Yang; Yongdong Cheng; Zhaolong Wen (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Scenario-driven dynamic Bayesian networks for adaptive emergency decision support in ship oil spill accidents - Fan Zhang; Xinrong Pu; Xi Huang; Lei Du; He Lin (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Research on multi condition electric load forecasting of tugboat based on graph structure temporal parallel fusion framework - Wenjie Liu; Zhen Su; Kunhuang Han; Lin Chen; Xiaoyan Li (Ocean Engineering, 2026)

Physical mechanism of winter temperature multi-decadal variability in arid Central Asia over the past millennium - Hao-Yu Liu; Chun-Han Jin; Jiang-Lin Wang (Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 2026)

Late Quaternary occurrences of Zoophycos in a high sedimentation rate setting on the continental margin off southwestern Taiwan: Implications for trace maker ecology - Ludvig Löwemark; Radha Krishna Pillutla; Andrew Tien-Shun Lin; Jen-Chu Yeh; Gueorgui Ratzov; Nathalie Babonneau; Shu-Kun Hsu; Chih-Chieh Su; Serge Lallemand; Wan-Ling Tseng (Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 2026)

Long-term nitrogen and phosphorus amendments reshape arbuscular mycorrhizal regulation of hyphosphere microbial communities and functions in grassland soils - Dandan LI; Wenhui YAN; He YANG; Tao ZHANG; Timothy S. GEORGE; Stéphane DECLERCK; Lin ZHANG (Pedosphere, 2026)

Toward a “green revolution” for Tartary buckwheat through ideotype breeding - Wei Li; Hao Lin; Xiang Lu; Yang Liu; Yuqi He; Zhirong Wang; Kaixuan Zhang; Muriel Quinet; Sun-Hee Woo; Dagmar Janovská; Nóra Mendler-Drienyovszki; Mateja Germ; et al. (Molecular Plant, 2026)

Endophyte-engineered plant immunity: A post-GMO strategy for programmable crop defense - Fan Zhang; Jing Zheng; Xinyun Xie; Mengru Tang; Hongyang Li; Linyin Zuo; Lu Zheng; Hao Liu; Junbin Huang; Zhinan Mei; Xiao-Lin Chen (Molecular Plant, 2026)

Lysosomal dysfunction contributes to lead (Pb) and high-fat diet (HFD)-induced neuronal apoptosis: A link with cathepsin B - Yongke Yuan; Mengchen Liu; Mengdi Zhai; Meijia Wu; Wenhui Zhang; Yongjuan Xin; Yue Ba; Yu Zhang; Lin Han; Lihua Gao; Hui Huang (NeuroToxicology, 2026)

Cadmium exposure and cognitive impairment in middle-aged and older adults: Linking neurocognitive deficits with systemic inflammation - Rong Ma; Zhentao Gao; Runhua Wang; Yixuan Wu; Wei Hu; Fang Pei; Jixin Tang; Linshen Xie; Kangguang Lin; Xiaojiang Tang (NeuroToxicology, 2026)

Differential impacts of ocean acidification and alkalinization on shell microstructure and molecular responses in Mytilus edulis - Zhaohao Chen; Yubin Hu; Xiaoru Lin; Chenglong Lei; Yuanning Li; Yuan Wang; Chao Li; Zhishuai Qu; Jinzhe Du (Marine Environmental Research, 2026)

Analysis of the mechanism of MKK4 participating in heat stress response in Mytilus coruscus - Sisi Wei; Zhenqi Xin; Huajian Lin; Shiyong Huang; Lifang wen; Li Wu; Mingshan Song; Weifeng Wang; Baoying Guo (Marine Environmental Research, 2026)

Dinoflagellate cysts revealed by combining microscopy and metabarcoding in the Taiwan Strait in Southeast China: the potential risk of harmful algal blooms - Zhaohui Wang; Lanping Lin; Haoxiang Xiao; Manman Zhang; Yuning Zhang; Junning Gu; Lijuan Xiao (Marine Environmental Research, 2026)

Experimentally derived buoyancy duration of seagrass fragments for biophysical dispersal modelling in the Great Barrier Reef - Douchan Hanuise; Chieh Lin; Samantha Tol; Severine Choukroun; Michael A. Rasheed; Thomas Dobbelaere; Paul H. York; Timothy M. Smith; Robert G. Coles; Emmanuel Hanert; Alana Grech (Marine Environmental Research, 2026)

Ocean acidification reduces diatom and photosynthetic gene abundance on plastic in an coastal bay mesocosm experiment - Zheng Chen; Dorsaf Kerfahi; XueQian He; Xu Zhang; Ping Zhang; Guang Gao; Kunshan Gao; Jason M. Hall-Spencer; Jonathan M. Adams; Xin Lin (Marine Environmental Research, 2026)

Optimization and mechanism study of phosphorus and rare earth elements separation from phosphate ore by two-step leaching process - Yue Ma; Junhu Wu; Yanru Jin; Yue Lan; Lin Yang (Minerals Engineering, 2026)

Corrigendum to “Early Cretaceous radiolarians and siliceous rock geochemistry from Kangmar, Southern Xizang: Biostratigraphic, paleoenvironmental, and paleogeographic implications for the Neo-Tethys Ocean” [Marine Micropaleontology 201 (2025) 102523] - Han Yan; Hanting Zhong; Chenyu Wang; Zongqi Lin; Cai Wang; Xiachao Huang; Chao Chen; Mingcai Hou (Marine Micropaleontology, 2026)

From global models to local indicators: Assessing land-use transitions and conflicts - Yi-Ying Chen; Zi-Ling Zeng; Wei Huang; Shih-Yuan Lin (Land Use Policy, 2026)

Variation characteristics and segment differences of urban heat exposure risk in continuous time series: A comprehensive synchronous comparison of daily and hourly scales - Junmao Zhang; Xia Yao; Meixia Lin; Tao Lin; Yuan Chen; Wenhui Li; Hongkai Geng; Yicheng Zheng; Zixu Jia; Hong Ye; Guoqin Zhang (Landscape and Urban Planning, 2026)

Diverging vegetation phenology responses between urban cores and suburbs in 233 Chinese cities - Yuqin Liu; Yuan Chen; Tao Lin; Hongkai Geng; Guoqin Zhang; Yiyi Huang; Xin Cao; Meixia Lin; Junmao Zhang; Saiping Xu; Jiahua Zhang; Gerrit de Leeuw (Landscape and Urban Planning, 2026)

Bioaccumulation of rare earth elements (REEs) and trace metals in corals of the South China Sea - Yao-Wen Qiu; Han-Lin Qiu (Marine Chemistry, 2026)