Effects of microplastic-antibiotic composite pollution on photosynthetic responses in cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.) - Menglin Wang; Yajun Mao; Yiwen Chu; Ziyu Lin; Zhenxia Li (Plant and Soil, 2026)

Enhanced tolerance of triploid Betula pendula ‘Purple Rain’ to short-term chilling stress is associated with antioxidant capacity and BpSOD gene expression - Jie Zhang; Jingnan Li; Shicheng Li; Ling Lin; Long Liu; Xiaoyue Zhang; Ying Cui; Yujun Zhou; Jing Jiang (Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture (PCTOC), 2026)

A regeneration system for Melastoma normale derived from leaf explants: a potential pathway for molecular breeding - Hong Chen; Beiyi Guo; Sixian Zeng; Xinggu Lin; Peishan Zou; Shiou Yih Lee; Guofeng Liu; Seping Dai (Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture (PCTOC), 2026)

Larix gmelinii UGPase enhances vegetative growth in transgenic poplar through an HYH-mediated positive feedback loop - Xin Guo; Linyi Zhang; Zhuo Zhao; Jiaqi Wang; Lili Mei; Renhua Ji; Tuoya; Xiaofei Lin (Plant Cell Reports, 2026)

Identification of WRKY transcription factors (TFs) in the recretohalophyte Tamarix chinensis and functional analysis of TcWRKY13 under salt stress - Xingxing Xu; Nan Yin; Chunhao Jiang; Lin Guan; Yutong Chen; Shuai Han; Qianqian Jin; Yanhong Shen; Qingzhang Du; Guojun Zhang (Plant Cell Reports, 2026)

Intraguild predation risks revealed by functional responses: laboratory evaluation of three spider species preying on the generalist predatory Arma custos (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae) - Yin-Lin Mu; Jun-Yi Gao; Lin Yang; Mao-Xian Wang; Xiang-Sheng Chen (Phytoparasitica, 2026)

The 14th International Workshop on Modeling the Ocean (IWMO-2024) in Sapporo, Japan, 17–20 June 2024 - Yutaka Yoshikawa; Joanna Staneva; Joseph Zhang; Yu-Lin Chang; Amin Chabchoub; Tal Ezer (Ocean Dynamics, 2026)

A Non-spinal Neural Circuit for Transmitting Information of Bladder Conditions - Zhenxiang Zhu; Zhuang Liu; Zan Wang; Guangfu Cui; Mei-Yu Shi; Kunzhang Lin; Yuxiang Qiu; Tengxiao Si; Peng Chen; Qing Liu; Guo-Qiang Bi; Jie Wang; et al. (Neuroscience Bulletin, 2026)

Variations of Corticotropin-Releasing Factor Receptor 1α Contribute to the Blunted HPA Axis Responses to Hypoxia in Plateau Mammals - Jiafang Yang; Fangyuan Xia; Hao Jin; Chatoo Mahanand; Huiqi Lin; Yibin Cao; Jianghui Bian; Dengbang Wei; Eviatar Nevo; Jizeng Du; Shumin Duan; Fang Guo; et al. (Neuroscience Bulletin, 2026)

Evaluating the growth performance of a newly planted forest using multi-temporal UAV imagery - Zhenbang Hao; Christopher J. Post; Elena A. Mikhailova; Shilong Yao; Lili Lin (New Forests, 2026)

Correction to: FOXK2/SH2D3A axis recruits EGFR to drive papillary thyroid cancer progression and confers sensitivity to EGFR inhibition - Qin Cui; Xulin Hong; Lin Gan; Bimin Shi (Naunyn-Schmiedeberg's Archives of Pharmacology, 2026)

Resveratrol synergizes with chloroquine to inhibit the malignant progression of oral squamous cell carcinoma by regulating KIF11 - Jianfeng Dong; Qing Zhu; Xuhui Fan; Shuning Li; Lin Lu; Guojie Li (Naunyn-Schmiedeberg's Archives of Pharmacology, 2026)

Safety assessment of Neulasta® (pegfilgrastim) in patients with solid tumors: a real-world adverse event analysis from the FAERS database - Keyun Lin; Shuang Chen; Shiying Huang; Mei Jiang (Naunyn-Schmiedeberg's Archives of Pharmacology, 2026)

FOXK2/SH2D3A axis recruits EGFR to drive papillary thyroid cancer progression and confers sensitivity to EGFR inhibition - Qin Cui; Xulin Hong; Lin Gan; Bimin Shi (Naunyn-Schmiedeberg's Archives of Pharmacology, 2026)

The characteristics of wind-blown snow hazards and an in-situ wind tunnel experiment study on snow disaster prevention along railway - Shumao Qiu; Guoce Liu; Hai Shi; Daming Lin; Mingzhou Bai; Jun Hou (Natural Hazards, 2026)

Dual-domain radio-frequency signal and image joint modeling for coronary calcium detection in intravascular ultrasound - Xu Yu; Yutao Lin; Xun Liu; Shengxian Tu (Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 2026)

StrokeDiffNet: quantifying DWI-FLAIR mismatch via a common feature space for time since stroke classification - Jianing Li; Zhihao Lin; Yu Xin; Junjie Ying; Chaochao Wang (Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 2026)

Water-level elevation governs iron-bound organic carbon dynamics in a reservoir drawdown zone - Haojun Deng; Zhuangpeng Zheng; Zhi Zhang; Aimin Chen; Guiling Lin (Journal of Soils and Sediments, 2026)

Provenance and geochemical behavior of rare earth elements in bay and lagoon surface sediments of the Northern South China Sea - Jiajun Cao; Qunfang Ye; Sizheng Li; Yang Wang; Wanhu Wang; Jie Zhao; Li Cao; Chenwei Luo; Yunzhong Zhang; Cong Lin (Journal of Soils and Sediments, 2026)

Effects of PE microplastics on root morphology and soil nutrients with mechanisms of rhizosphere enrichment in Brassica rapa var. chinensis - Yifei Lin; Chenrui Zhao; Chengliang Li; Lei Hou; Na Liu; Yicheng Fu; Qian Zhang (Journal of Soils and Sediments, 2026)

A comprehensive review on the chemical composition, pharmacological effects and quality evaluation of Gentiana straminea Maxim. - Yuan-Wen Zhuang; Min Wang; Jian-Tao Zhao; Yu-Qing Wang; Run-Qian Yu; Huan Xia; Xiao-Hong Wei; Peng-Cheng Lin; Gui-Yang Xia; Sheng Lin (Journal of Natural Medicines, 2026)

Comparative analysis of chemical compositional profiles and immunomodulatory activity of ginseng in different habitats - Chen-Yue Zeng; Quan-Kuan Dai; Hua-Ze Wu; Ao Li; Yong-Lin Chen; Qing-Hui He; Dan Tang; Hong-Yan Ma (Journal of Natural Medicines, 2026)

Short-term hot spring balneotherapy ameliorates sleep disorders: wrist-worn wearable-assessed sleep improvement associated with neuroimmune, tryptophan metabolic and gut microbiome alterations - Xiao Zhang; Yue Zou; Xiao-qin He; Yi-hang Xu; Hong-xia Li; Fen Yang; Bao-chao Zhang; Lin-xuan Liao; Meng-xi Cao; Rui-xue Wang; Si-fan Hao; Meng-meng Wang; et al. (International Journal of Biometeorology, 2026)

The dynamic evolution of circulating tumor cells during glecirasib treatment predicts survival and resistance in gastrointestinal tumors with KRASG12C mutation - Lei Jiang; Yiming Luo; Huan Liang; Xujiao Feng; Yan Huang; Yanyan Li; Zhenghang Wang; Ting Xu; Heng Zou; Zhi Li; Lin Shen; Yang Chen; et al. (Human Cell, 2026)

Sonar-Based Seepage Detection and Hydro-Thermal Modelling of Frozen Soil Curtain Evolution for Subway Cross-Passages in High-Permeability Strata - Shengbin Hu; Hang Lin; Jun Hu; Bafeng Ren; Xiaofeng Song; Zhuang Hu; Hanyu Dang (Geotechnical and Geological Engineering, 2026)

Rapid and efficient detection of Mycoplasma pneumoniae via an ERA/Cas12f1_ge4.1-coupled colloidal gold lateral flow assay - Hangxi Liu; Honghua Tang; Jian Liu; Sheping Zhang; Piaoting Wen; Mei Lin; Xuan Zhou; Mingqi Jiao; Zhongliang Deng (European Journal of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases, 2026)

CAMP-negative group B Streptococcus in pregnant women: molecular and clinical features with implications for diagnostics and neonatal management - Lianfen Huang; Zeying Lin; Sufei Zhu; Chengman Fong; Zengyu Tan; Kankan Gao; Manqiu Kang; Zimeng Liu; Xiaolan Chen; Huamin Zhong; Yongqiang Xie; Bingshao Liang; et al. (European Journal of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases, 2026)

Clinical characteristics and risk factors of severe pulmonary tuberculosis in children in Yunnan, China - Yanan Fu; Feng Jiao; Xiaotao Yang; Yanchun Wang; Linzhen Hu; Lin Gao; Xiaomei Liu; Adong Shen (European Journal of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases, 2026)

The biocontrol potential of Trichoderma asperellum M1 against kiwifruit soft rot caused by Botryosphaeria dothidea - Qing Tan; Jieyu Li; Qian Zhou; Chenlan Li; Ziqin Bai; Geng Liu; Jieping Lin; Hui Luo; Wei Xue (European Journal of Plant Pathology, 2026)

From general remediation to targeted control: a heavy metal management strategy for the Longjiang River, South China, based on source apportionment and risk assessment - Xiaolong Lan; Zengping Ning; Yin Li; Qingxiang Xiao; Haiyan Chen; Wenjie Lin; Yanlong Jia; Zhongwen Huang; Tangfu Xiao (Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 2026)

Divergent temporal evolution of potentially toxic elements contamination and health risks in agricultural soils around active and decommissioned uranium mines - Kunjie Chen; Hongyu Wen; Binghao Huang; Wufeng Zheng; Yujia Lin; Zeyue Huang; Jingye She; Mingliang Kang; Guiyuan Liang; Wentao Chen; Hanyu Wu (Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 2026)

Formation and toxicity alteration of brominated halonitromethanes from the intracellular organic matter of Chlorella vulgaris during UV/chlorine disinfection - Yuting Peng; Lin Deng; Chaoqun Tan; Jun Hu; Rajendra Prasad Singh (ENGINEERING Environment, 2026)

Correction to: Isolation of Proteus sp. Closely Related to P. Vulgaris (Vulgaris/hauseri Complex) from Ornamental Koi (Cyprinus rubrofuscus) and its Pathogenicity - Crystal Jia Jing Lim; Hung Hui Chung; Melinda Mei Lin Lau; Cindy Jia Yung Kho; Leonard Whye Kit Lim; Kristene Ling Yong; Pei Xuan Hew (Current Microbiology, 2026)

Multi-strain Bacillus Probiotics has Advantages in Improving Abnormal Behavior and Intestinal Flora in Rats of Autism Spectrum Disorder - Qi-qi Bai; Ji Chen; Lu-lu Dong; Mei-lin Jin; Bo-kai Hu; Yu Gan; Chen-ye You; Jing Hui (Current Microbiology, 2026)

Evaluation of glacier change vulnerability based on the exposure-sensitivity-adaptability model: a case study of Chinese Altai Mountains region - Yuping Dai; Puyu Wang; Zhengyong Zhang; Hongliang Li; Lin Liu; Fengchen Yu; Puchen Chen; Fanglong Wang; Jie He (Climatic Change, 2026)

SCR catalysts for municipal solid waste incineration: deactivation mechanisms and poisoning resistance - Jiaqi Li; Wanjia Lin; Junxiao Wei; Hui Liu; Yunjing Xie; Jianjun Cai; Zhong Lin (Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy, 2026)

Fracture evolution and mechanical response of coal with damage induced by oil-gas seepage - Yawu Shao; Wei Yao; Lei Zhu; Gang Han; Haifei Lin; Hu Liu; Jiahao Xie; Mingming Sun; Jin Wang (Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment, 2026)

Visualization on deformation characteristics of passive soil arching effect in unsaturated compacted clay under plane-strain condition - Xiao-Hu Zhang; Han-Lin Wang; Meng-Cheng Long; Zhen-Nan Tian; Xiang-Shen Fu; Cheng-Shuang Yin (Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment, 2026)

Social Comparison Influences the Spreads of Positive and Negative Information About Opponents and Corresponding ERP Responses - Huiyan Lin; Jiafeng Liang (Brain Topography, 2026)

Impact of biochar particle size and content on small strain stiffness characteristics of amended expansive clay - Zhiao Gao; Lingwei Kong; Yong Wang; Hui Qin; Zhaowei Shang; Huanwen Lin; Yuan Zhou (Journal of Mountain Science, 2026)

Sustaining real-time PPP with predicted precise corrections during short outages of BDS-3 PPP-B2b service and its rapid convergence upon signal reacquisition - Chen Yang; Lin Pan (GPS Solutions, 2026)

Weak GPS signal tracking using block coherent integration based on NN discriminator - Zhiqiang Gong; Honglei Lin; Zhe Liu; Gang Ou (GPS Solutions, 2026)

Effect of a semi-cylindrical weathered canyon on the seismic response of a bridge under SH waves - Haijun Lu; Yumeng Zhang; Yu Zhang; Lin Wang; Denghui Dai; Yundong Zhou; Ning Zhang (Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration, 2026)

Combined effects of temperature, urea fertilization and a nitrification inhibitor on soil health indicators, CO2 emissions and NH3 volatilization in salt-affected soils - Muhammad Shaaban; Kaiyan Zhou; Lei Wu; Aneela Younas; Sun Zheng; Shan Lin; Yupeng Wu (Applied Soil Ecology, 2026)

Biological nitrification inhibition and microbial community response to Moringa seed extract in controlled greenhouse soils - Mingxia Yang; Ningning Zhou; Lin Ma; Zi He; Jia Zhao; Aiming Liu; Jianbin Zhou; Xiaofang Deng (Applied Soil Ecology, 2026)

Effects of vegetation restoration on soil carbon pool and carbon fixation capacity of cbbL-type bacteria in eroded areas - Xiaopeng Wang; Man Zhou; Fangshi Jiang; Yue Zhang; Yanhe Huang; Jinshi Lin (Applied Soil Ecology, 2026)

State, structure, and trend: A three-dimensional framework for diagnosing urbanization–ecosystem service relationships - Yangyan Lin; Xibao Xu; Yan Tan; Baoshi He; Minkun Chen; Lei Tan (Applied Geography, 2026)

Assessing the impacts of metro loop lines on transit accessibility and equity - Dahu Lin; You Peng; Tao Feng (Applied Geography, 2026)

Habitats guarded by terrain: The beneficial role of topographic heterogeneity in securing habitat quality - Lin Fang; Yujun Wang; Qiong Liu; Yanxiao Liu; Minghao Ou (Applied Geography, 2026)

Housing, residential segregation, and well-being: Evidence from urban China - Shijiang Ma; Xiaohong Chen; Longxu Yan; Waishan Qiu; Lin Shi; Yuejiao Wang; Fang Tian; Jiaorong Wu; Faan Chen (Applied Geography, 2026)

A Bayesian Network-based system framework for seismic resilience assessment of nuclear power plants - Zhi Zheng; Zhongyao Lin; Changhai Zhai; Xiaolan Pan; Fan Yang (Annals of Nuclear Energy, 2026)

Control under uncertainty for a physics-informed model of a thermal energy distribution system: Qualitative analysis - Paul Seurin; Linyu Lin (Annals of Nuclear Energy, 2026)

Social context modulates the behavioural effects of physical enrichment in yellowfin seabream Acanthopagrus latus - Yijie He; Zonghang Zhang; Yating Zheng; Wuhan Lin; Wentao Lu; Qiaoling Fu; Wenhua Liu (Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 2026)

Cryopreservation and xenotransplantation of spotted sea bass (Lateolabrax maculatus) spermatogonia - Jieyun Guo; Lulu Yan; Chao Zhao; Bo Zhang; Jiangtian Lin; Lihua Qiu; Shengkang Li (Animal Reproduction Science, 2026)

A one-tube RAA-PfAgo system for rapid and sensitive detection of Monkeypox virus - Na Zhao; Xuejian Zhang; Yulu Gan; Lin Li; Yunmin Wang; Tong Xu; Yao Pan; Kui Gu; Yu Zhao (Analytica Chimica Acta, 2026)

A paper-based sensor with distance readout for rapid on-site screening of promethazine hydrochloride in beverages - Jia Xu; Xiaofei Zhang; Shuang Lin; Shuang Han; Wenze Li (Analytica Chimica Acta, 2026)

A novel AgNPs spongy trap coupled with portable XRF: a field-ready strategy for sensitive mercury analysis in soils - Lin Li; Yan Xu; Guanyu Lan; Zhenzhen Yao; Xiaoqin Chen; Mengyu Liu; Hongwei Shi; Xue Li; Xuefei Mao (Analytica Chimica Acta, 2026)

A label-free fluorescent/electrochemical dual-mode zinc complex biosensor for highly selective and sensitive detection of tetracycline - Zhi-Lin Mu; Zeyu Zhu; Jiale Cheng; Xingyu Zhan; Chen He; Zhongyan Chen; Hong-Ping Xiao; Jing-Yuan Ge (Analytica Chimica Acta, 2026)

Breaking the sensitivity barrier in ELISA: A molecularly engineered peptide nanointerface achieves ultrasensitive detection of zearalenone - Zijun Yang; Zhiwei Liu; Zhongqi Lin; Wenjuan Xu; Xiu'an Duan; Zhenlin Xu; Xiangmei Li (Analytica Chimica Acta, 2026)

Integrating DNA tetrahedron with affinity magnetic levitation for selective capture and sensitive detection of circulating tumor cells - Zilong Zhang; Sidi Cun; Yuxuan Yuan; Yujin Lin; Yitao Cao; Yinzi Chen; Jing Zhang; Jing Wang; Xinfeng Zhao (Analytica Chimica Acta, 2026)

Facile preparation of new bidentate quaternary ammonium-type stationary phase for the separation of versatile analytes in hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography - Xiao-dong Cheng; Kai-feng Tan; Cai-yong Lin; Yun-ping Li; Xue-xin Dai (Analytica Chimica Acta, 2026)

Enhancing microalgal bioremediation and bioproduction with chemical additives: Mechanisms and strategic perspectives - Yongteng Zhao; Shiyu Lin; Qingqing Li; Feiyan Huang; Xiang Wang; Lei Zhang; Xuya Yu; Lei Yu (Algal Research, 2026)

Enhancing soil biological quality by increasing soil organic matter and microarthropod richness in semi‑arid agricultural ecosystems: Fresh surpasses dried plant clipping amendments - Huimin Shao; Zhen Cheng; Dong Wang; Jiangbo Qiao; Yingge Xie; Yuanjun Zhu; Gao-Lin Wu (Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 2026)

Predicting county-level winter wheat yield in Eastern China using multi-source spatiotemporal data: An explainable machine learning approach - Bihui Lu; Kun Yu; Lin Qiu; Huayong Li; Hongxing Wang; Wenyu Zhang; Xiaohong Liu; Jie Shan; Nan Li (Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2026)

SAIR reconstruction method based on deep generalized unfolding network - Xiaocheng Yang; Zihan Hou; Weihao Cheng; Jingye Yan; Lin Wu; Mingfeng Jiang; Bo Wei (Advances in Space Research, 2026)

Twistors-based anti-unwinding control of spacecraft via the fully actuated system approach - Dongyan Jin; Shuqian Feng; Zefeng Lin; Wenqiang Ji; Tong Wang; Jianbin Qiu (Advances in Space Research, 2026)

From the neotropics to East Asia: first population of the Rio Grande cichlid (Herichthys cyanoguttatus) reported in Taiwan - Yu-Hsiang Lin; Jhao-Cian Hou; Yu-San Han; Yen-Ting Lin (Biological Invasions, 2026)

The antimicrobial arsenal of endophytes in Lilium pumilum: active components of Fusarium tricinctum and antifungal mechanisms - Yong-Jiao Niu; Lin-Bo Liu; Zhong-Duo Yang; Cui-Juan Xu; Tian-Kun Zhao; Lei-Lei Chen; Qian-Qian Wang; Bing Sun; Sahyun Kim (Archives of Microbiology, 2026)

Host-derived Bacillus velezensis enhances intestinal structure, antioxidant capacity, and pathogen resistance in the American bullfrog (Aquarana catesbeiana) - Yueming Hu; Han Lin; Mengzhen Jiang; Changyi Lin; Hua Li; Jingyang Sun; Kesong Chen; Yebing Yu; Chun Liu (Archives of Microbiology, 2026)

Heteronemin suppresses chemoresistant oral squamous cell carcinoma cells through ROS-mediated apoptosis and cuproptosis-associated mitochondrial stress - Chiung-Wei Huang; Fan-Li Lin; Chun-Feng Chang; Hsiao-Hsuan Huang; Wan-Ju Wu; Hui-Min Chang; Mei-Ying Lin; Jue-Liang Hsu; Shih-Ya Hung; Chien Hsing Lee (Apoptosis, 2026)

Analyzing Muscle Contraction Dynamics Through Continuous Vector Segmentation and Tracking - Wenze Wu; Wenyu Chen; Liuhe Li; Junnan Feng; Zhe Liu; Wei Gu; Lin Gao; Jiankang He; Dichen Li (Annals of Biomedical Engineering, 2026)

Connecting with nature: The missing link between a satisfied life and a healthy life? - Kate Sollis; Usitha Rajeevan; Lily M van Eeden; Kate Lee; Lucy Keniger; Brenda B Lin; Pauline Marsh; Emily J Flies (Ambio, 2026)
Nature connection is an important leverage point for human wellbeing and planetary health. In this paper, we examine the varying relationships between nature connection and wellbeing measures through a nationally-representative survey in Australia. We find a positive association between nature connection and two measures of wellbeing: life satisfaction (measured through the personal wellbeing index; PWI) and health-related quality-of-life (measured through the Australian Quality of Life (AQoL) tool). Nature connection was associated with all PWI life domains with a strength of association similar to the relationship between income and PWI. We find a stronger association between nature connection and how satisfied a person feels about their life (PWI) than how well a person feels they function in life (AQoL). Those with higher levels of nature connection tend to have greater life satisfaction than expected from their health-related quality-of-life. These findings highlight the potential to improve wellbeing via nature connection, by expanding opportunities to meaningfully connect with nature.

The Spatial and Temporal Variability of the Clear Convective Boundary Layer at the ARM SGP Supersite - Yufei Chu; Zhien Wang; Min Deng; Guo Lin; Lulin Xue; Weiwei Li; Hyeyum Hailey Shin; Colby M. Brabec (Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 2026)

Legal progress and prospects of marine ranching in China - Xiangying Lin; Lili Wang; Weiyang Xu; Ziyi Zhao; Haoxue Jiang (Frontiers in Marine Science, 2026)
Marine ranching has emerged as an important governance instrument for marine ecosystem restoration and the sustainable enhancement of fisheries within the contemporary global ocean governance paradigm. Against this background, this study examines the evolution, institutional structure, and governance challenges of China’s marine ranching legal system. Methodologically, the study employs normative legal analysis, policy text analysis, and comparative institutional analysis. It systematically reviews national legislation, administrative regulations, departmental rules, technical standards, and local regulations concerning marine ranching, and further compares China’s institutional framework with relevant governance experiences in the United States, Japan, and Norway. The findings indicate that China has gradually developed a policy-driven governance framework for marine ranching, supported by national marine ranching demonstration zones, technical standards, and local legislative initiatives. However, the existing legal system continues to face several structural constraints, including a relatively low legislative hierarchy, fragmented regulatory authority, incomplete life-cycle supervision mechanisms, and insufficient institutionalization of ecological responsibilities. Comparative experience suggests that the sustainability of marine ranching depends not only on technological development but also on stable legal frameworks and well-coordinated regulatory mechanisms. Accordingly, this study argues that China should strengthen national-level legislation, improve cross-departmental coordination, and incorporate ecological accountability into legally binding governance structures, thereby enhancing both the ecological sustainability and institutional governance capacity of marine ranching.

Integrating environmental DNA and trawl surveys to assess seasonal dynamics of fish communities in the Oujiang River Estuary - Chen Weifeng; Ruan Huiting; Wang Wei; Xu Kaiping; Peng Xin; Zhu Rong; Lu Yumiao; Ye Shen; Lin Hungdu; Wang Chen; Zhou Xiaofeng (Frontiers in Marine Science, 2026)
Introduction Monitoring of estuarine fish biodiversity is often constrained by the inherent limitations of traditional survey methods and the complex, dynamic environmental conditions of estuarine habitats. Environmental DNA (eDNA) metabarcoding has emerged as a robust molecular tool for aquatic biodiversity assessment. Nevertheless, its complementary potential to conventional bottom trawling remains understudied in estuarine ecosystems. In this study, we integrated eDNA metabarcoding and bottom trawling to investigate the spatiotemporal dynamics of fish diversity in the Oujiang River Estuary (ORE). Methods Fish assemblage data were collected seasonally across four sampling periods at five fixed sites within the ORE. MiFish-U primers targeting the 12S rRNA gene were utilized for eDNA amplification. And twelve aquatic environmental variables were quantified to disentangle correlations between fish community structure and ambient environmental conditions. Multiple statistical approaches, including alpha diversity analysis, Principal Coordinate Analysis (PCoA) and PERMANOVA, were applied to quantify spatiotemporal shifts in fish assemblages, identify fish-environment correlations, and compare community discrepancies between the two survey methods. Results and discussion The combined approach detected a total of 100 fish species across 84 genera and 45 families. Specifically, eDNA metabarcoding identified 72 fish species, while bottom trawling captured 48 species, with only 20 species shared between the two methods. Fish assemblages exhibited distinct seasonal variations, with both survey methods revealing higher species richness during wet seasons. Temporal fluctuations in water temperature, dissolved oxygen, salinity and nutrient concentrations constituted the primary environmental drivers structuring estuarine fish assemblages, whereas spatial heterogeneity across sampling sites exerted no statistically significant influence on community composition. eDNA metabarcoding showed unique advantages in detecting pelagic, migratory, cryptic and endangered fish species, supporting effective biodiversity monitoring in topographically intricate estuarine waters. In contrast, bottom trawling provided reliable morphological identification and quantitative abundance data for demersal fish taxa, which helped resolve ambiguous species annotations derived from eDNA sequencing. In addition, seven IUCN-listed threatened fish species were documented during the field investigation. Collectively, our findings demonstrate that eDNA metabarcoding and bottom trawling serve as highly complementary, rather than mutually exclusive, tools for fish biodiversity assessment. The integration of the two methods enables a more comprehensive and accurate evaluation of estuarine fish diversity. This study validates the feasibility and efficacy of the combined monitoring framework for macrotidal estuaries and provides valuable scientific references for the ecological conservation and management of the Oujiang River Estuary as well as other similar coastal ecosystems.

Nutrient-acquisition and -utilization strategies of seagrasses in oligotrophic environments - Lin Wu; Jianguo Du; Lingfeng Huang; Hongtao Zhong (Frontiers in Marine Science, 2026)
Seagrass meadows rank among the most productive coastal ecosystems, yet our understanding of their nutrient-acquisition strategies in oligotrophic environments remain fragmented. Current research tends to focus on isolated processes, such as leaf or root uptake, without adequately integrating morpho-physiological traits, sediment heterogeneity, or microbial interactions. This fragmentation constrains our ability to predict seagrass responses to global environmental change. This review synthesizes seagrass nutritional ecology and shows that species in oligotrophic systems employ complementary strategies, including high-affinity foliar absorption, extensive root proliferation, and internal resorption. Crucially, these traits exhibit high plasticity and are modulated by intricate plant-microbe mutualisms, such as nitrogen fixation and phosphorus solubilization. We further demonstrate how sediment properties and hydrodynamic create spatial heterogeneity that dictates site-specific nutrient bioavailability. We propose three priority research directions: (1) deciphering the genetic and epigenetic drivers of phenotypic plasticity adaptation to oligotrophy; (2) applying stable isotope tracers and comparative genomics to quantify the net functional benefits of the seagrass microbiome; and (3) assessing long-term impacts of synergistic stressors (e.g., warming and eutrophication) on meadow structure and biogeochemical functions. By treating oligotrophic environments as natural laboratories, this review informs restoration efforts and the need to safeguard ecosystem services globally, particularly blue carbon sequestration and biodiversity conservation.

Classification, heterogeneity, and evolution of snow drought in Xinjiang under climate warming - Hong Zhu; Peng Cui; Yan Wang; Jiansheng Hao; Guoqing Chen; Changgui Lin; Lanhai Li (Science China Earth Sciences, 2026)

T-wave generation and propagation in the South China Sea from multi-source seismic data - Zhuo Xiao; Yue Wang; Chunchang Xia; Zehui Lin; Jinqian Xie; Yong Zhou; Min Xu (Science China Earth Sciences, 2026)

Volatile Compounds from Endophytic PGPM Improve Copper Tolerance by Regulating Redox Balance in Cauliflower - Jing-Yu Chen; Tri-Phuong Nguyen; Chih-Cheng Lin; Ching-Han Chang; Hieng-Ming Ting; Ping-Fu Hou; Hao-Jen Huang (Journal of Plant Growth Regulation, 2026)

A Vessel Track‐Based Method to Automate the Identification of Dolphin‐Watching Events for Monitoring and Management - Binshuai Liu; Wenzhi Lin; Zhifan Li; Shenglan Chen; Songhai Li (Marine Mammal Science, 2026)

Spatially explicit nutritional landscapes couple with environmental variables to shape nekton distribution patterns - Na Zang; Wenjun Zheng; Bilin Liu; Shaoqin Wang; Xinjun Chen; Dongming Lin (Limnology and Oceanography, 2026)
Species distributions are traditionally explained by environmental gradients, yet the role of nutritional factors, particularly essential fatty acids (EFA), remains poorly understood. We test the hypothesis that zooplankton EFA form a nutritional landscape that couples with environmental variables to shape the biogeography of nekton. We integrated spatial data of zooplankton EFA (arachidonic acid (ARA, 20:4n‐6), eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA, 20:5n‐3), and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA, 22:6n‐3)) with environmental variables into joint species distribution models (JSDMs). We compared explanatory power across three model types: JSDM_Env (environmental variables only), JSDM_EFA (EFA variables only), and JSDM_EnvEFA (combined environmental and EFA variables). Spatial analysis revealed significant heterogeneity in EFA concentrations, with elevated levels of EPA and DHA concentrated in the northeastern region. Model results showed that both EFA and environmental variables were effective predictors of species distributions. The JSDM_EnvEFA model exhibited the greatest explanatory power (mean AUC = 0.96, mean R 2 = 0.40), with variance decomposition revealing that EFA explained more variance than environmental variables (EFA: 54%, environment: 32%). Notably, EPA contributed up to 37% of the total explained variance, surpassing the influence of sea surface temperature (14%). Incorporating EFA also changed the estimated strength of species associations, suggesting that co‐occurrence patterns may be shaped by shared nutritional dependencies. Our results demonstrate that EFA availability is as critical as environmental variables in determining nekton species distributions, which support the spatial coupling hypothesis, demonstrating that EFA landscapes couple with environmental variables to structure pelagic communities. These findings establish nutritional landscape as a critical dimension of marine biogeography, providing a novel framework for predicting community responses to global change.

Effects of faba beans ( Vicia faba L.) on the growth, amino and fatty acids compositions, flesh quality and oxidative stability of African catfish, Clarias gariepinus - Qingqing Li; Qifeng Lu; Huai Zhang; Li Lin; Huohong Lv; Xinyi Li (Journal of Fish Biology, 2026)
The African catfish, Clarias gariepinus , is a commercially vital fish that is cultured worldwide, but it often exhibits low‐quality flesh despite high production, which limits its market value. Consequently, there is increasing interest in identifying alternative feed ingredients that can improve flesh quality without severely compromising growth performance. Previous studies have shown that the inclusion of raw faba beans ( Vicia faba L.) in the diet can improve muscle quality in species like tilapia and grass carp by increasing muscle crisped, yet information on their effects in C. gariepinus remains limited. This study aimed to assess the impacts of 0% (Diet I, control group), 40% (Diet II), 50% (Diet III), 60% (Diet IV) and 70% (Diet V) dietary faba beans inclusion on growth performance, physiological parameters and muscle quality of C. gariepinus during 90 days of cultivation. Compared to the control group, C. gariepinus fed faba beans‐containing diets exhibited lower body weight, body weight gain rate (WGR) and specific growth rate (SGR), accompanied by a significant decline in glucose‐6‐phosphate dehydrogenase activity ( p C. gariepinus receiving faba bean‐supplemented diets exhibited a higher density of muscle fibres, broader gaps between fibres and reduced fibre diameter compared with the control group. Fish fed 50% and 60% faba bean diets exhibited significantly greater muscle hardness ( p p C. gariepinus ; however, inclusion levels must be carefully managed because of their adverse effects on growth.

Data‐Driven Spatiotemporal Early‐Warning Framework for Marine Heatwaves Based on Intensity–Duration Schemes - Xurui Li; Wei Lin; Yulong Yao; Lu Gao (International Journal of Climatology, 2026)
A rapid and accurate risk early warning system of marine heatwaves (MHWs) is crucial for mitigating the potential compound ecological and socioeconomic impacts. However, research on early warning is limited, in particular for China's marginal seas and adjacent offshore waters (CMSOW). This study proposes an innovative early warning system—reversible residual Transformer and bidirectional gated recurrent unit (RTG), for predicting the risk level of MHWs in CMSOW. The framework (1) constructs a duration–intensity MHW‐risk taxonomy from historical observations and (2) integrates Bi‐GRU–Transformer networks with reversible residual layers and the Fast Attention via Positive Orthogonal Random Features (FAVOR+) attention mechanism to forecast sea surface temperature (SST) and identify potential marine heatwave risks. Extensive experiments show that (1) pairing a Bi‐GRU with a Transformer cuts the SST prediction root mean squared error (RMSE) by 40% compared with either model alone; (2) the proposed RTG framework lowers the overall SST prediction RMSE by 8.08% relative to these benchmark models (RNN, LSTM, GRU, Bi‐LSTM, Bi‐GRU, TCN and Transformer); (3) for 15‐day lead forecasts, RTG maintains superior stability, achieving an additional 32% reduction in RMSE and (4) in the early warning context, it lowers the false alarm rate by 3.8% and raises the Dice coefficient by 15.6%.

Comparative Assessment of Major Satellite‐Retrieved Vegetation Phenology Products over China - Xuebin Meng; Xiaona Chen; Shiqiu Lin; Yunfei Zhang (International Journal of Climatology, 2026)
Vegetation phenology is a critical indicator of ecosystem responses to climate change. While satellite‐derived vegetation phenology products provide large‐scale, long‐term observations, their integration is hampered by substantial discrepancies arising from variations in sensor platforms, temporal resolution, and retrieval algorithms. This challenge is acutely evident in China, where ecological conditions are highly diverse and a systematic assessment of product consistency and uncertainty remains lacking. To address this gap, we conducted a comprehensive evaluation across China (2001–2016) comparing three vegetation phenology datasets: MCD12Q2 (utilising 15%, 50%, and 90% thresholds), VIPPHEN, and GIMMS. Ground observations and the extended triple collocation (ETC) method were employed to assess the spatial and temporal consistency and random errors in start (SOS) and end (EOS) of season estimates. Results indicate that MCD12Q2 demonstrated superior overall performance. Specifically, the 15% threshold achieved the highest SOS accuracy, while the 50% threshold yielded optimal EOS estimates. In general, SOS estimates were more reliable than EOS. Spatially, products exhibited higher consistency and lower errors in deciduous forests and low‐to‐mid elevation regions, compared to evergreen forests and high‐altitude areas. ETC analysis further confirmed the advantages of MCD12Q2 in phenological extraction. This study provides critical insights for selecting and integrating satellite‐derived vegetation phenology datasets, thereby enhancing our understanding of vegetation–climate interactions and supporting more accurate terrestrial carbon cycle simulations, Earth system modeling, and climate policy formulation.

Contrasting Effects of Nitrogen Input on Soil Carbon Pools in Arid and Humid Climates - Shibing Jia; Cuihuan Li; Zhenfeng Xu; Bo Tan; Xinglei Cui; Guopeng Liang; Han Li; Li Zhang; Lin Xu; Hongwei Xu; Sining Liu; Lixia Wang; et al. (Global Change Biology, 2026)
Nitrogen (N) input affects soil organic carbon (SOC) dynamics and storage by specifically influencing the light (LFOC) and heavy fractions of organic C (HFOC). While the effects of N input on SOC pools are known, its specific influence in arid and humid regions remains unresolved, although it is critically important to predict carbon–climate feedback and SOC accumulation. We conducted a meta‐analysis of 881 paired observations from 60 studies to quantify the climate‐specific responses of SOC, LFOC, and HFOC contents to N input, thereby revealing distinct effects in arid versus humid regions. N input increased the LFOC content by 25% in arid regions, whereas the HFOC and SOC contents remained unchanged. This LFOC accumulation may reflect increased plant C inputs, suppressed microbial decomposition, and strong physical protection compared with soil without N input. Conversely, in humid regions, N input increased the HFOC and SOC contents by 10%. These increases were associated with the following four mechanisms: (1) increases in plant and microbial necromass production after N input, (2) microbially‐mediated formation of the HFOC from the LFOC, (3) accelerated lignin‐derived C accumulation due to suppressed saprotrophic fungal decomposition, and (4) raised physico–chemical stabilization by various biotic and abiotic mechanisms. Specifically, increases in LFOC content in arid regions occurred under medium to high N input rates (≥ 50 kg N ha −1 year −1 ), whereas increases in HFOC and SOC contents in humid regions occurred only under medium N input (50–100 kg N ha‐1 year −1 ). These increases occurred primarily after periods of N input longer than 5 years and mainly in topsoil (

Simulated CO 2 Fertilization Drives Progressive Phosphorus Limitation via Accelerated Organic Cycling in Amazonian Forests - Katrin Fleischer; Lin Yu; Lucia Fuchslueger; Carlos A. Quesada; Sönke Zaehle (Global Change Biology, 2026)
Tropical forest responses to increasing atmospheric CO 2 (iCO 2 ) depend on nutrient constraints, with phosphorus emerging as a central limiting factor. However, current global land models rarely include explicit representations of microbial‐driven phosphorus cycling, which is critical in highly weathered tropical soils. Here, we use the QUINCY land surface model coupled with the microbial‐explicit Jena Soil Model (JSM) to simulate coupled carbon–nutrient dynamics in Amazon forests along a natural gradient in soil phosphorus availability (40–312 g P m −2 ). The model reproduced observed patterns of increasing wood production with soil phosphorus and identified a threshold of ~80 g P m −2 in the topsoil below which plants experienced phosphorus limitation, shifting carbon allocation belowground and reducing foliar nitrogen : phosphorus ratios. Across all sites, microbial mineralization of organic phosphorus supplied the greatest share of soil solution phosphorus, with stronger reliance on organic phosphorus cycling in low‐phosphorus sites. The observed rise in atmospheric CO 2 between 1901 and 2019 increased simulated plant and soil carbon stocks by 23.3% and 1.5%, respectively. However, forests on low‐phosphorus soils accumulated 40% less additional plant carbon under iCO 2 than forests on high‐phosphorus sites. CO 2 stimulated greater fine‐root carbon growth (+29.5%) and higher biochemical phosphorus mineralization (+24.5%) in low‐phosphorus sites. These responses increased reliance on organic phosphorus cycling and depleted mineral‐associated organic phosphorus pools. In contrast, phosphorus demand in high‐phosphorus forests was largely met by inorganic soil phosphorus pools. Across the gradient, phosphorus turnover increased and phosphorus was reallocated from slow‐turnover soil pools into living biomass, with the strongest shifts in low‐phosphorus sites. Together, these responses indicate emerging progressive phosphorus limitation under iCO 2 , characterized by increased belowground carbon allocation, greater reliance on organic phosphorus cycling, and increasing pressure on organic phosphorus pools through enhanced turnover that may not be sustained over time.

Resource‐Dependent Metabolic and Biogeochemical Consequences of Viruses in Agricultural Soils - Guixiang Zhou; Junxi Liu; Fangming Liu; Yu Xiao; Emily B. Graham; Yakov Kuzyakov; Mao Ye; Xiuli Xin; Lin Chen; Congzhi Zhang; Donghao Ma; Zongzhi Wu; et al. (Global Change Biology, 2026)
Soil viruses are crucial for microbial life, biogeochemical cycles of carbon and nutrients, and for microbial necromass formation. We hypothesized that the effects of viruses on these processes depend on organic matter and nutrient availability in soils. Here, we combined a 34‐year long‐term fertilization trial, 150 sequenced soil metagenomes, and microcosm experiments to explore how viruses modulate carbon and nutrient dynamics depending on resource availability. We uncovered 2789 viral populations (vOTUs) grouping into 301 viral clusters, 91% of which were previously unknown. Organically fertilized soils harbored most lytic viruses carrying diverse element cycling‐related auxiliary viral genes (AVGs) acquired through co‐evolution and horizontal gene transfer. Synthesis and heterologous expression assays further indicated that four AVGs (i.e., cbhA , pel , wbpD , GT2 ) had higher transcript levels in Escherichia coli under nutrient rich than nutrient poor conditions. Addition of virus particles to soils raised microbial carbon use efficiency (CUE; biomass production relative to carbon uptake) and accelerated microbial turnover leading to boosted microbial necromass formation by 14%. Conversely, in soils without organic fertilizers, viruses facilitate bacterial adaptation to stress (e.g., defense system and interference competition) and accelerate microbial decomposition of organic matter. 35 days after virus addition, CO 2 and N 2 O emissions increased by 41% and 52%, respectively. Finally, we propose the Viral Entombing‐Priming (VEP) framework to describe the contrasting roles of viruses in carbon and nutrient dynamics depending on soil fertility. This work reveals the viral “Matthew effect” ( the rich get richer and the poor get poorer ) in resource‐rich and resource‐poor soils and could unlock nature‐based pathways to raise carbon and nutrient retention for sustainable agriculture.

Novel cembranoid diterpenoids from the leaves of Nicotiana tabacum with anti-proliferative activity - Xin-Yao Li; Jia-Lin Zhang; Ming-Zhen Liu; Qingxia Zheng; Guo-Xu Ma; Zhong-Hao Sun; Hua Wei (Natural Product Research, 2026)

A comprehensive review of phage immobilization and encapsulation for the application in food safety - Pankaj Koirala; Yen-Te Liao; Meng-Wei Lin; Shyam S. Sablani; Vivian C. H. Wu (Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 2026)

A non‑natural shortcut biosynthetic route enables de novo microbial production of 3‑hydroxyanthranilic and quinolinic acids - Nguyen N. T. Luu; Cui Guo; Ashley Tseng; Yuheng Lin (World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology, 2026)

Vegetation, treeline and peatland evolution on the eastern Tibetan Plateau over the past two millennia - Weihe Ren; Yang Lin; Cai Liu; Guitian Yi; Yuqi Wu; Chen Liang; Quan Li; Feng Qin (Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 2026)

Impact of Mixing Approach and Bubble Formation on In Situ Forming Implant Properties - Xinhao Lin; Seyyed Majid Eslami; Zixuan Zhen; Hong Yuan; Eric Wilson Livingston; Ananya Aggarwal; Mia Atallah; Andre O’Reilly Beringhs; Qi Li; Qiangnan Zhang; Qin Bin; Yan Wang; et al. (Pharmaceutical Research, 2026)

Sustained Intra-Articular Delivery of Triple Therapeutics Using a Phase-Transition Phospholipid-Based Gel for Effective Treatment of Gouty Arthritis - Sirui Ma; Jing Yang; Ao Li; Qing Lin; Tao Gong (Pharmaceutical Research, 2026)

Notch Signaling Regulates the Neuroprotective Effects of hUCMSCs in a Mouse Model of Cerebral Ischemia - JiaYou Zhou; Hui Su; JiaJi Lin; BaoXi Shen; Tao Wang; XinYuan Sun; JiaWei Zheng; XiaoYan Zhu; DongHui Wu; FuPing Gu; HongGuo Li; YiKun Sun (Journal of Molecular Neuroscience, 2026)

Hierarchical learning creates invariant schema within plastic neural networks - James R. Elder; Jie Zheng; Lydia B. Shimelis; Ueli Rutishauser; Milo M. Lin (Journal of Computational Neuroscience, 2026)

Phage-Display Identification of Urate-Binding Cyclic Peptides with Preliminary Urate-Lowering Activity in Adenine-Induced Hyperuricemic Rats - Mi Ai; Zhi-Ming Wang; Wei-Lin Guo; Xue-Qi Li; Li-Ting Xiao; Yan-Shan Mai; Hong-Bin Zhang (International Journal of Peptide Research and Therapeutics, 2026)

More caution or more lenient: deciphering the role of negative affect in recognition and inference - Lu Li; Hehe Lu; Ke Jiang; Huilin Qiu; Chunting Lin (Cognitive Processing, 2026)

Effects of dietary Zn deficiency and excess on growth performance, glycolipid metabolism, and intestinal homeostasis of juvenile golden pompano (Trachinotus ovatus) - Hongkai Ye; Zhanzhan Wang; Jun Wang; Yun Wang; Zhong Huang; Wei Yu; Heizhao Lin; Zhenhua Ma; Zhenyan Cheng; Chuanpeng Zhou (Aquaculture International, 2026)

Offshore Renewable Energy Expansion, Marine Biodiversity Risk, and the Effectiveness of Marine Spatial Planning in Taiwan: A Spatial–Governance Assessment - Chengyu Hu; Jiabin Lin; Yiche Shih (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
By integrating ecological spatial data, offshore wind energy development zones, and the marine spatial planning (MSP) framework, it is possible to assess the relationship among Taiwan’s offshore renewable energy development, risks to marine biodiversity, and the effectiveness of marine spatial planning. The study adopts a mixed-method spatial–quantitative research design that integrates geospatial modelling, ecological risk assessment, spatial conflict analysis, and governance evaluation for quantification of biodiversity exposure to offshore wind infrastructure. Spatial overlay analysis is employed in the identification of geographic areas where offshore wind development intersects with high biodiversity vulnerability zones. Quantitative spatial indicators are used to assess the extent to which MSP reduces biodiversity exposure to offshore renewable energy infrastructure. The analytical framework integrates two parallel modelling domains including the ecological risk modelling domain and the spatial governance effectiveness domain. The spatial analysis of biodiversity vulnerability across Taiwan’s analyzed offshore areas revealed a BVI range of 0.12 to 0.88. The mean BVI value was 0.51 (S.D. = 0.18). The results further show that over 47% of the analyzed EEZ falls into high and very high vulnerability classes. The total offshore wind area located within high-risk and very high-risk zones accounted for 38% of the wind farm footprint. Smaller proportions occupy very low and low-risk zones, accounting for 7.1% and 21.4%, respectively, while 32.1% of wind infrastructure is in moderate-risk areas. Overlaying MSP boundaries with biodiversity risk zones showed that 62% of high-risk biodiversity areas are encompassed within MSP-designated protection, leaving 38% of high-risk zones unprotected. The findings show that biodiversity preservation and offshore wind development are not mutually exclusive but are rather dependent on efficient spatial planning, integrated governance, and flexible management to maintain sustainability.

Efficient Underwater Image Super-Resolution via Learnable Color Conversion and Dual-Branch Mamba Network - Yu-Yang Lin; Wan-Jen Huang; Chia-Hung Yeh; Yi-Shiuan Yang; Chua-Chin Wang (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
Underwater image super-resolution plays an important role in marine exploration, as it aims to recover clearer and higher-resolution images from degraded low-resolution observations. However, in underwater environments, this task is particularly challenging due to non-uniform spectral attenuation and particle scattering. Underwater, red light fades quickly, leading to color distortion and loss of details. To address this while keeping the model lightweight, we propose a dynamic color-space network for single-image super-resolution. Traditional methods use fixed color conversion and cannot handle non-uniform attenuation well. We instead use a learnable module to adaptively obtain luminance (Y) and chrominance (CbCr) representations. Building upon this representation, we employ a highly efficient dual-branch architecture where the Y-channel features are processed using light Mamba blocks to capture spatial dependencies with linear complexity, while the CbCr-channel features are restored by a lightweight convolutional neural network. Finally, a lightweight residual model utilizing depth-wise separable convolutions (DSC), deformable convolutions, and pixel attention mechanisms is introduced to refine the features and suppress artifacts. Experimental results demonstrate that while achieving competitive restoration quality, the proposed method drastically reduces computational complexity and parameter count compared to other large-scale models. This balance between visual quality and computational efficiency makes the proposed method well-suited for real-time deployment on resource-constrained autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs).

Contrasting Resource-Use Strategies Under Tropical Stress: Linking Leaf Functional Traits to Fruit Biomass and Oil Yield in Camellia Oleifera - Wenjun Hong; Jindian Yang; Shufen He; Jiaming Song; Weiyu Chen; Zhitong Mai; Feifei Chen; Ling Lin; Chuanteng Huang (Tropical Plant Biology, 2026)

Exploration and Development Site Selection of Marine Sand Resources Around Hainan Island, China: An Integrated Analysis Based on a Combination of Subjective and Objective Weights - Maogang Qin; Changliang Tong; Mingzhi Lin; Bo Chen; Jialin Wang; Jun Zhu; Mingkun Lin; Yu Zhu; Xing Huang (Natural Resources Research, 2026)

An Interpretable Machine Learning Approach for Nonlinear Discrimination of Carbonatite-Related REE Mineralization - Xiaochun Lin; Yan Liu (Natural Resources Research, 2026)

Analysis of Wave Climate and Wave Hazard in Fujian Sea Areas Based on TOMAWAC Hindcast Data (1980–2023) - Baosen Liu; Jingjing Lin; Shuzhong Tan; Haifei Sun; Zheng Wang; Jian Shi (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
Fujian sea areas suffer frequent disastrous wave events in southeast China. Research on wave characteristics are crucial for marine engineering and coastal disaster risk reduction. Based on TOMAWAC hindcast wave data, this study analyzes the spatiotemporal variations in wave parameters in the Fujian sea areas during 1980–2023. Six typical feature points are selected for comparative analysis to clarify wave climate features across different water depths. Results indicate that the maximum significant wave height (SWH) in the Fujian sea area declines from offshore to inshore and from north to south, with a peak of 15 m off Ningde. Seasonally, maximum SWH is induced by tropical cyclones in summer and autumn, generally exceeding 10 m. Under the influence of the East Asian monsoon, the mean SWH reaches its annual maximum of 2.5 m during the winter season. Severe waves show a stepped increasing from inshore to offshore seas, with the longest duration in autumn. The Taiwan Strait is characterized by a widespread high SWH region, where severe wave events persist for more than 15 h. Fujian sea wave variations are governed by water depth-topography effects and seasonal wind-swell regimes.

Multidimensional chemoprofiling of hybrid and wild Broussonetia papyrifera : sustainable utilization analysis of wild resource substitutes - Yue Ren; Ziye Cheng; Chunmei Yang; Long Han; Xianjun He; Yuqi Liu; Lin Ma; Chuhan Wang; Ziyi Shan; Wen Qin; Xiaofan Yuan (Natural Product Research, 2026)

Correction: The potent human CAR activator CITCO is a non-genotoxic hepatic tumour-promoting agent in humanised constitutive androstane receptor mice but not in wild-type animals - C. J. Henderson; A. W. McLaren; A. K. MacLeod; D. Lin; A. R. Cameron; L. R. Chatham; J. Moggs; F. Inesta‑Vaquera; John P. Thomson; Richard R. Meehan; P. Chakravarty; M. Schwarz; et al. (Archives of Toxicology, 2026)

Curculigoside Alleviates CSDS-induced Depressive-like Behavior by Modulating Pyramidal Neuron Excitability and Synaptic Transmission - Yuhong Jing; Tianshu Zhang; Zihao Wei; Huaiyuan Wang; Tianqi Gao; Yanling Liu; Lin Cong; Lianbin Zhao; Shuoxin Xie; Lu Liu; Xinmeng Zhang; Tongrui Wu; et al. (NeuroMolecular Medicine, 2026)

Reconceptualizing chorioamnionitis as an immune-mediated inflammatory disorder at the maternal–fetal interface - Tzu-Ming Wang; Chung-Min Shen; Shih-Chang Lin; Wu-Shiun Hsieh; Yi-Li Hung; Jiun-Wen Guo (Inflammation Research, 2026)

The role of the subcortical structures in subthreshold depression: evidence from static and dynamic functional connectivity - Siying Zhang; Lijun Ma; Jiangzhou Sun; Yujie Chen; Yuanyun He; Qiutong Long; Bingqing Jiao; Huiyuan Huang; Lei Mo; Jiabao Lin (Brain Structure and Function, 2026)

Epigallocatechin Gallate (EGCG) Inhibits Singapore Grouper Iridovirus (SGIV) Infection by Interfering With Viral Life Cycle and Modulating Host Cell Cycle G2/M Checkpoint - Tianhong Zhao; Jinkun Xie; Chen‐Ao Li; Mingzhu Liu; Qing Yu; Lin Huang; Yanxia Gao; Mingming Zhao; Jiaxi Li; Jia Cai; Huapu Chen; Fei Ling; et al. (Journal of Fish Diseases, 2026)
Singapore grouper iridovirus (SGIV) is a highly pathogenic virus that causes substantial economic losses in marine grouper aquaculture, and effective antiviral agents are currently lacking. In this study, the anti‐SGIV activity of epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), a natural compound from green tea, was evaluated and its underlying mechanisms were investigated. Cytotoxicity assays showed that EGCG at concentrations up to 12.5 μg/mL was safe for grouper spleen (GS) cells. EGCG treatment reduced viral MCP and VP19 mRNA expression in a dose‐dependent manner, indicating its anti‐SGIV activity. Mechanistic studies revealed that EGCG directly impaired SGIV particle infectivity and interfered with viral adsorption, entry, and intracellular replication. Network pharmacology analysis identified overlapping genes between EGCG targets and SGIV‐induced differentially expressed genes, with enrichment pathways related to cell cycle regulation, particularly the G2/M checkpoint. Further studies showed that SGIV infection upregulated the G2/M checkpoint regulators WEE1 and CHEK2, and EGCG treatment reversed these dysregulations, suggesting that EGCG alleviates SGIV‐induced G2/M arrest. In vivo, EGCG treatment significantly reduced viral load in infected groupers and improved survival rate. Collectively, these findings demonstrate that EGCG exerts potent anti‐SGIV activity both in vitro and in vivo by directly targeting multiple steps of the viral life cycle and modulating host cell cycle G2/M checkpoint pathways, highlighting its potential as a natural therapeutic agent against SGIV infection.

Coupling of thermally driven distillation and ex-situ catalysis over zeolite-based for upgrading medical waste pyrolysis oil - Rumeng Zhao; Hanyu Chen; Qianming Lu; Lin Kong (Waste Disposal & Sustainable Energy, 2026)

Slope Stability Analysis Method Considering the Shear Resistance of Prestressed Anchor Cables - Xin-Chao Lin; Xiao-Gang Wang; Xing-Song Sun (Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering, 2026)

Pre- and Syn-Mineralization Fracture Patterns in the Sanshandao and Jiaojia Fault Zones and Their Controls on the Distribution of Gold Orebodies: Insights from Numerical Simulations - Chuan Xu; Lin Yang; Qingfei Wang; Shiyu Zhao; Huajian Li; Zhengjiang Ding; Dapeng Li; Zhao Liu (Natural Resources Research, 2026)

Gut microbiota profiles across intrinsic capacity strata in community-dwelling older adults using full-length 16S rRNA sequencing - Chi-Hsien Huang; I-Cheng Lu; Chi-Wei Lin; Ming-Ta Hsieh; I-Hui Chiang; Po-Hsuan Lai; I-Ting Liu; Jung-Sheng Chen (GeroScience, 2026)

Efficacy of Ultraviolet Light Disinfection of the Waterborne Microsporidian Pathogen Ecytonucleospora hepatopenaei ( EHP ) - Yuan Wang; Shi‐ting Lin; Xi‐yu Jin; Juan Zhang; Zong‐qin Yuan; Assaf Lowenthal; Hong‐xin Tan (Journal of Fish Diseases, 2026)
The microsporidian Ecytonucleospora hepatopenaei (EHP) is an environmentally persistent, waterborne pathogen that threatens global shrimp aquaculture. This study evaluated the effectiveness of medium‐pressure ultraviolet (MPUV) irradiation for disinfecting the unculturable EHP spores in water. Spore viability was assessed using a modified dual‐fluorescence staining method. MPUV‐induced DNA damage of spores was evaluated through both conventional PCR and quantitative PCR (qPCR) targeting the spore wall protein (SWP1) and small subunit ribosomal RNA (SSU) genes. Results showed that MPUV irradiation induced a significant, dose‐dependent inactivation of EHP spores. A low dose of 27.6 mJ/cm 2 did not significantly increase mortality compared to the control, whereas doses of 55.2–273.0 mJ/cm 2 produced progressively higher mortality. At intermediate exposures, some spores initiated but failed to complete polar tube ejection, forming only small buds, indicating the loss of infectivity. High doses of 216.0 and 273.0 mJ/cm 2 yielded spore mortality rates of 95.67% and 97.14%, respectively, with no spore germination or budding observed. Molecular analyses confirmed that substantial DNA damage in EHP spores and suggested that the SWP1 gene is a more reliable indicator of this damage than the SSU gene. These findings establish MPUV as an effective, chemical‐free disinfection strategy, providing practical dosing guidelines for preventing EHP transmission in water treatment and aquaculture biosecurity.

Collaborative supply chain management decision-making considering CCUS technology under carbon trading mechanisms - Han Song; Junru Ye; Na Zhou; Jinchai Lin (Environment, Development and Sustainability, 2026)

The empowerment path of corporate carbon performance by executive environmental background - Liping Wang; Shanyu Lin; Qianwen Ma; Chuang Li (Environment, Development and Sustainability, 2026)

Pseudostellaria heterophylla Extract Enhances the Immune Responses in Larimichthys crocea Against Pseudomonas plecoglossicida Infection - Kun Huang Han; Zi Min Li; Li Zhou; Dong Ling Zhang; Ying Li; Zhao Han Sun; Jia Chen; Zhi Deng Lin; Yan Bin Dai; Peng Fei Zou (Fishes, 2026)
Visceral white spot disease caused by Pseudomonas plecoglossicida poses a severe threat to large yellow croaker (Larimichthys crocea) aquaculture. This study investigated the immunomodulatory effects and underlying mechanisms of Pseudostellaria heterophylla extract against P. plecoglossicida infection in L. crocea. Fish were fed a basal diet supplemented with 1% P. heterophylla extract for 30, 45, and 60 days, followed by intraperitoneal injection with 200 μL P. plecoglossicida (1 × 104 CFU/mL). When the control group reached about 50% mortality, transcriptome sequencing of head kidney tissues was performed on the 45 and 60 days post-feeding of the treatment groups to analyze gene expression changes following bacterial infection. Survival rates of the treatment groups were 33.33%, 13.33%, and 20% higher than those of the control group at 30, 45, and 60 days post-feeding, respectively. Transcriptomic analysis revealed time-dependent transcriptional responses: in one group, 45 days post-feeding, 10 differentially expressed genes (DEGs) were identified (2 up-regulated and 8 down-regulated), whereas in another group, 60 days post-feeding, 893 DEGs were detected (417 up-regulated and 476 down-regulated). Functional enrichment analysis (GO, KEGG, and GSEA) demonstrated that DEGs were significantly enriched in immune-related pathways, including Toll-like receptor signaling, chemokine activity, Th1 and Th2 cell differentiation, hematopoietic cell lineage, and cytokine–cytokine receptor interaction. Key immune genes, including chemokines, Toll-like receptors, and T cell regulators, were significantly up-regulated. These findings indicate that P. heterophylla extract enhances both the specific and non-specific immune capabilities of L. crocea in a time-dependent manner, with prolonged supplementation eliciting more robust transcriptional activation of immune defense pathways. This study provides a scientific foundation for developing immunological prevention strategies against P. plecoglossicida infection in aquaculture.

Tinosporoside E and tinosporane A: two new clerodane diterpenes from the tuberous roots of Paratinospora sagittata - Li Fan; Yu-Jie Zhang; Shi-Peng Zhang; Wan-Shu Li; Ling-Juan Zhu; Hang-Juan Lin (Natural Product Research, 2026)

Pharmacological effect of rhCC16 on COPD: anti-senescence via the PI3K-AKT-mTOR pathway - Rui Gao; Shuo Wu; Chu-lin Zhang; Chao-feng Liu; Ting Li; Min Guo; Zhao-yang Chen; Hai-long Wang; Min Pang (Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry, 2026)

ERK1/2 activation in anti-inflammatory effects and underlying signaling mechanisms - Kaiwen Tao; Lin Xu; Chao Cheng; Fukang Yuan; Yicheng Yu; Lidan Zhang; Runmin Li; Rui Xia; Haibei Dong; Xingqi Wang (Inflammation Research, 2026)

WNT4 reprograms dental pulp stem cells to resist PANoptosis and rebuild neurogenic potential for facial nerve injury repair - Wanqiu Xu; Hualei Xi; Song Lin; Lihong Yao; Jian Sun; Bing Xue; Guiyan Piao; Ying Liu; Wenjing Sun; Xiumei Wang (Inflammation Research, 2026)

Effect of Excavation Sequence and Bolt Support on Surrounding-Rock Stability of a Double-Tunnel System in Jointed Rock Mass - Feng Jiang; Tian-lin Huang; Hai-zhen Huang; Ji-song Wang; Peng He; Gang Wang; Chun-gui Li; Ting-fang Liu; Cheng-cheng Zheng; Zhi-yong Xiao (Applied Geophysics, 2026)

Impact of polystyrene nanoplastics on soil microbial biomass - Chunyang Li; Heping Shang; Zeyu Cai; Weili Jia; Yini Cao; Xiupei Zhou; Jie Zhang; Sixiang Zhuang; Ziqin Lin; Anqi Liang; Lanfang Han; Jason C. White; et al. (Environmental Chemistry Letters, 2026)

How ESG performance drives green technology innovation in Chinese manufacturing: the role of industry characteristics and policy moderation - Yongkang Lin; Susu Wang; Shuwen Chen (Environment, Development and Sustainability, 2026)

Cephaeline promotes ferroptosis in breast cancer via p53/SLC7A11/GPX4 axis - Xiaohong Li; Jinghan Yu; Beibei Lin; Yudiao Gong (DARU Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2026)
Background Cephaeline (CPL), a bioactive compound derived from the medicinal plant Ipecacuanha, has demonstrated inhibitory effects on several tumor types. Nevertheless, its role in breast cancer and the underlying molecular mechanisms remain largely unexplored. Objectives This research aimed to investigate the anti-cancer potential of CPL in breast cancer cells. Methods The IC50 of CPL was determined using the CCK-8 assay. Subsequently, the effects of CPL on cell migration and proliferation were assessed through wound healing (scratch) and colony formation assays, respectively. Additionally, MDA and GSH levels were quantified using ELISA, while ROS production was visualized via DHE staining. Intracellular iron content was measured using an iron assay kit. Furthermore, the expression levels of p53, SLC7A11, and GPX4 were evaluated using Western blot. All experiments were performed in triplicate and independently repeated at least three times, and data were analyzed using Student’s t-test or one-way ANOVA, as appropriate. Results CPL significantly inhibited the proliferation and viability of 4T1 and MDA-MB-231 breast cancer cells in a dose-dependent manner, with IC50 values of 38.89 nM and 50.29 nM, respectively, and concomitantly suppressed cell migration and colony formation at higher concentrations. It also increased intracellular MDA and ROS and downregulated GSH, SLC7A11 and GPX4, inducing ferroptosis. siRNA knockdown of p53 attenuated CPL's effects, indicating p53's key role in CPL's anti-cancer activity. Conclusions This study provides evidence that CPL exerts anti-breast cancer effects by promoting ferroptosis through the p53/SLC7A11/GPX4 axis, highlighting its therapeutic potential as a novel agent for cancer treatment.

Investigating the mechanisms of Suzijiangqi Pill in COPD intervention through UPLC Q-Exactive Orbitrap MS, network pharmacology, and animal experiments - Wei Wang; Shaoqing Zhu; Lin Chu; Yunpeng Zhu; Huan Yang (Natural Product Research, 2026)

A method for classifying rainfall intensity levels based on unsupervised self-organizing map (SOM) in X-band marine radar images - Lei Sun; Hui Wang; Zhizhong Lu; Baotian Wen; Lepeng Lin (International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2026)

Mitigating cloud effects in Sentinel-2 time-series image classification using PCA-enhanced imputation - Tee-Ann Teo; Yu-Liang Lin (International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2026)

Aircraft-observed High Supersaturation Indicates the Potential of Aerosol Convective Invigoration Effect - Zengxin Pan; Daniel Rosenfeld; Lin Zang; Feiyue Mao; Jiwen Fan (Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 2026)

A Novel Ship-to-Shore Emergency Response System for Instantaneous Microbial Inactivation in Ballast Water - Youxia Lu; Qiong Wang; Lin Yuan; Huixian Wu (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
To address the risks of cross-border transmission of pathogenic microorganisms posed by the failure or non-compliance of shipboard ballast water treatment systems, ports urgently require efficient and flexible emergency response solutions. This study presents a novel, containerized, integrated ship-to-shore emergency response system specifically designed for the rapid inactivation of pathogenic microorganisms in ballast water. The core innovation lies in the integration of a three-degree-of-freedom (3-DOF) hydraulic robotic arm, a vision and positioning system, and a dynamic inflatable sealing structure designed for rapid, automated docking with a ship’s ballast water discharge outlet (DN250), thereby enhancing operational safety and efficiency. The system employs a purely physical treatment process of “ultrasound (US) pre-treatment + dual-stage ultraviolet (UV) disinfection,” allowing for reception and treatment without secondary chemical pollution. The integrated treatment train, consisting of US (30 kHz, 7.6–12 kW, minimum acoustic energy density ≥ 0.45 J/cm2) followed by dual-stage UV disinfection (minimum UV dose: 147 mJ/cm2), maintained effective microbial inactivation at turbidity levels of 15, 125, 250, and 500 NTU. US alone showed little direct bactericidal effect, whereas the first UV stage achieved log reduction values (LRVs) of 3.31–4.13, and the complete US + UV + UV process achieved total LRVs of 5.07–7.34 for Escherichia coli. The results showed that dual-stage UV disinfection was key to achieving high inactivation efficacy (p

Global research hotspots and evolving themes in chemoresistance of hepatocellular carcinoma: a bibliometric analysis from a pharmacological perspective - Lihua Chen; Songbin Lin; Zhekun Huang; Yirui Yin (Naunyn-Schmiedeberg's Archives of Pharmacology, 2026)

Analysis of Temporal Variations in Significant Wave Height in the Circum-Bohai Sea Based on Multi-Satellite Merged Data - Chuntao Chen; Yafang Sun; Xiaoqing Li; Hailong Peng; Jinxuan Wang; Wanlin Zhai; Wenhao Liu; Mingsen Lin; Jiajia Liu (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
Wave height is a critical parameter for marine hazard warning systems and the structural safety of offshore engineering. The Bohai Sea and its surrounding region is an important economic hub in northern China and serves as the maritime route for the coastal provinces of North, Northwest, and Northeast China. Therefore, the sea state in the Circum-Bohai Sea has a significant impact on the Bohai economic circle. This study analyzes and summarizes the medium-term variation trends of waves in the Circum-Bohai Sea based on multi-source satellite data (AVISO/Copernicus dataset) from 2009 to 2025. The results indicate that the Significant wave height (SWH) in the Circum-Bohai Sea is mainly dominated by wind waves, exhibiting significant seasonal variation characteristics. The significant wave height in winter exhibited a consecutive decline from 2014 to 2018, with a reduction of approximately 14%. Spectral analysis reveals the existence of one-year, half-year, and two-year cyclical variation signals in the SWH of the Circum-Bohai Sea. This study provides a scientific foundation for marine hazard early warning systems, offshore engineering safety assessments, and climate change adaptation strategies in the Bohai Economic Rim.

A Large-Scale Micro-friction True Triaxial Apparatus for Analyzing the Failure Features of Coarse-Grained Soils Under Complex Stress Conditions - Jia-Jun Pan; Wei Zhao; Zhan-Lin Cheng; Yong-Zhen Zuo (Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering, 2026)

Seismic dynamic response and sensitivity analysis of high-speed railway catenary systems under multidirectional excitations and traveling wave effects - Jin Chen; Qing-Bing Wan; Hao-Lin Xin; Bo Fu; Deliang Ma (Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering, 2026)

Mechanisms and Optimization of Axis Misalignment Effects in Lined Rock Caverns for CAES Under Anisotropic In Situ Stresses - Zhangxing Wang; Jiao Wang; Guanhua Sun; Xianyang Yu; Lu Shi; Shan Lin; Lige Wang (Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering, 2026)

Contrasting tolerance and nutritional responses to exogenous GABA in two marine diatoms - Yanyu Wang; Ningxin Yan; Qiaoqi Luo; Yuandi Zhang; Haodong Luo; Xin Lin (Algae, 2026)
While γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) promotes nutrient accumulation in green microalgae, its effects on marine diatoms—critical aquaculture feed—remain understudied. Understanding the physiological response of diatoms to exogenous GABA is vital for optimizing high-quality feed production. In this study, we investigated the impact of GABA on diatom growth, photosynthetic performance, proximate composition (lipids, proteins, carbohydrates, and fatty acids), and oxidative stress markers of two commonly used feed diatoms Phaeodactylum tricornutum and Chaetoceros muelleri. GABA effects were species-specific: low doses (0.2–1.0 pmol cell−1) inhibited P. tricornutum at the exponential onset, while C. muelleri remained resilient to higher doses (1.5–16.2 pmol cell−1). Notably, this resilience in C. muelleri shifted to growth promotion when GABA was applied at the late stage, demonstrating clear stage-dependency. In P. tricornutum, supplementation with 0.2–1.0 pmol cell−1 GABA triggered a significant accumulation of cellular carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids accompanied by a broad-spectrum increase in various cellular fatty acid concentrations including polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), such as eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid. Notably, 1.0 pmol cell−1 GABA induced a three-fold increase in carbohydrate and lipid levels over the control. GABA triggered significant oxidative stress and photosynthetic inhibition in P. tricornutum in a dose-dependent manner, while C. muelleri exhibited high physiological tolerance with no marked changes in reactive oxygen species, superoxide dismutase, or photosynthetic efficiency. A two-stage cultivation strategy involving initial biomass maximization and subsequent GABA-induced nutrient enrichment can be effectively utilized to biofortify P. tricornutum for use as aquaculture feed.

Time-Series Transcriptomics of a Gill Cell Line (BTG) from Chinese Bahaba (Bahaba taipingensis) During ISKNV Infection (3–24 hpi) - Chenfei Guo; Zhihong Gong; Fei Fang; Xihong Li; Lei Wang; Na Wang; Zhangfan Chen; Lin Yan; Kuoqiu Yan; Guobin Hu; Songlin Chen (Fishes, 2026)
The Chinese bahaba (Bahaba taipingensis), an endangered marine fish, is highly vulnerable to infectious spleen and kidney necrosis virus (ISKNV). In this work, we developed a gill filament-derived cell line, designated BTG, to investigate how these cells respond to ISKNV over time, specifically from 3 to 24 h post-infection (hpi). BTG cells grew steadily, displayed a diploid chromosome number of 2n = 48, demonstrated high transfection efficiency, and were highly susceptible to viral infection. Characteristic cytopathic effects (CPEs) became noticeable as early as 6 hpi at 27 °C. RNA-seq profiling showed that the number of differentially expressed genes (DEGs) steadily increased with time. Standard enrichment analysis at individual time points (3, 6, 12, and 24 hpi) highlighted pathways mainly involved in DNA replication, cell cycle control, ribosome assembly, transcription and translation, mismatch repair, and cell adhesion. Temporal clustering analysis, however, revealed hidden patterns in immune gene expression. Genes that were consistently downregulated were enriched in immune-related pathways, including ECM–receptor interaction, cytokine–receptor signaling, PI3K–AKT, and Wnt signaling, indicating prolonged suppression of host defense mechanisms. In contrast, clusters of genes transiently upregulated during the first 6 h post-infection were associated with antiviral and innate immune pathways, such as NF-κB, JNK, IRF3, IRF7, caspases, JAK, MHC I, and lysosome-related functions, suggesting a rapid but short-lived antiviral response. Genes that were continuously upregulated were primarily involved in nucleic acid replication and protein synthesis, reflecting a gradual host cell reprogramming to support viral replication. Taken together, these findings reveal a temporal shift in BTG cells from an initial burst of immune activity to immune suppression, accompanied by enhanced viral replication. The BTG cell line thus represents a valuable in vitro model for dissecting ISKNV–host interactions and offers new perspectives on the molecular strategies employed by megalocytiviruses in B. taipingensis.

Ultrastructural response of the retinal cells and neurovascular unit to neuroinflammation induced by lipopolysaccharide - Bilin Rao; Xiaotian Wu; Xiaoqing Liu; Fenglan Wang; Fang He; Xin Lin; Guiyu Guan; Xiaoqian Lai; Jun Zhang (Brain Structure and Function, 2026)

Reliability Enhancement of Underwater Acoustic Communication in Dynamic Underwater Channels via Unequal-Rate Frequency–Phase Signaling - Yining Lin; Yupeng Tai; Chenghao Hu; Yonglin Zhang; Jun Wang; Haibin Wang (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
Underwater acoustic (UWA) channels are inherently complex, with pronounced variability arising from multipath propagation, time variability, Doppler effects, and nonstationary ocean conditions. Such variability often leads to unstable communication reliability when conventional single-carrier signaling and fixed reception strategies are employed. In practical UWA environments, performance degradation may occur when channel characteristics deviate from the assumed regime, thereby limiting system robustness. To address this reliability challenge, this study develops an unequal-rate frequency–phase keying (URFPK) signaling strategy that combines a low-rate frequency component with a high-rate phase component. A corresponding receiver structure is designed, employing parallel coherent and noncoherent processing to enhance robustness under dynamic channel conditions. In addition, a reduced-complexity noncoherent procedure is introduced to improve computational efficiency. Simulation results demonstrate substantially improved robustness under severe UWA distortions. Full-scale sea trials further validate the engineering effectiveness of the proposed approach, achieving communication success rate improvements of 18.62% and 9.39% over baseline schemes within short intervals and maintaining an overall success rate exceeding 91% over extended transmissions. These results indicate that the URFPK signaling strategy provides a practical and robust mechanism for improving UWA link reliability in dynamic UWA channels.

Influence of Rate Effects on Fracture-Induced Opening of Interlayer Branch Fractures - Wen-rui Wang; Zong-qing Zhou; Hua-qing Ma; Xue-lin Zheng; Lei Chen; Cheng-lu Gao; Zhi-yuan Liu (Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering, 2026)

Environmental Factors Drive Neurodegenerative Diseases Through Glutamate Excitotoxicity: A Convergent Mechanistic Pathway - Yulu He; Tingting Yi; Meixin Min; Ke Xu; Huan Lin; Rong Xu; Dan Deng; Xiaoping Xiao (Neuroscience Bulletin, 2026)

Lactate acts as a metabolic brake on inflammation by repressing NLRP3 transcription via NF-κB inhibition - Hsin-An Lin; Hsin-Chung Lin; Chih-Yung Chiou; Hao-Hsuan Peng; Yu-Jen Chen; Bo-Ying Bao; Kuen-Jou Tsai; Chao-Feng Lin; Chieh-Tien Shih; Sheng-I. Hu; Kuo-Yang Huang; Lih-Chyang Chen (Inflammation Research, 2026)

Genome Analysis and Reproductive Observations Suggest Allotetraploidy and a Potential Reproduction–Metabolism Association in the Endangered Fish Neolissochilus heterostomus - Tiaoyi Xiao; Zhichao Wu; Dongfang Li; Beibei Qin; Shengguo Tang; Chengyi Lin; Kuayun Mao; Jinwu Yin; Zhihu Li; Hongquan Wang; Zhao Lv (Fishes, 2026)
Neolissochilus heterostomus, a cyprinid fish endemic to Yunnan Province, China, is highly valued for both ornamental and edible purposes, yet its wild populations are currently declining and classified as endangered. In this study, we present a chromosome-level genome assembly of N. heterostomus, utilizing the PacBio HiFi and Hi-C strategies. The assembled genome spans 1793.99 Mb and is anchored to 50 chromosomes, comprising a total of 50,203 genes. Genomic features and chromosomal karyotype data recorded in the present study are consistent with an allotetraploid origin for N. heterostomus. Comparative genomics shows that N. heterostomus shares a close phylogenetic relationship with another allotetraploid fish, the common carp Cyprinus carpio. In total, 4687 expanded and 1365 contracted gene families were identified in N. heterostomus. Further enrichment analyses indicated an overrepresentation of metabolism-related pathways among the expanded and positively selected gene families, whereas the contracted gene families were enriched in reproduction- and embryonic development-related pathways. Reproductive observations further indicate that N. heterostomus produces fewer eggs than other cyprinid species characterized by relatively long embryonic development periods (106.1 h; accumulated temperature: 2260.6 °C·h), including common carp, goldfish (Carassius auratus), grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella), pond loach (Misgurnus anguillicaudatus), and blunt snout bream (Megalobrama amblycephala). These findings suggest a potential association between metabolism-related genomic features and reproductive traits, although functional validation remains necessary. Overall, this study may offer insights into the polyploidization, metabolic, and reproductive traits of N. heterostomus, thereby providing genomic and biological resources that may support future studies relevant to the conservation and management of this endangered species.

Nutritional Programming in Yellow Catfish: Dietary Phaffia rhodozyma Effects on Growth Performance, Antioxidant Capacity, and Intestinal Health - Shengjie Lin; Yaling Wang; Tengyang Lu; Muhammad Jawad; Haijing Xu; Qingwen Zhou; Aimin Wang; Mingyou Li (Fishes, 2026)
The sustainable production of yellow catfish (Pelteobagrus fulvidraco) fry is critical for aquaculture, yet early developmental stages face high mortality and nutritional challenges. This study evaluated the effects of dietary supplementation with broken-cell wall P. rhodozyma on growth performance, organ development, enzyme activities, and gut microbiota composition in yellow catfish fry. Dietary supplementation with broken-cell wall P. rhodozyma significantly improved fry performance, increasing survival from 12% to 52%, promoting growth, enhancing intestinal and liver development, improving digestive enzyme activities, and modulating antioxidant-related physiological responses. It also elevated beneficial Muribaculum and reduced Streptococcus in the gut, promoting microbiota stability. These results demonstrate that P. rhodozyma supplementation not only improves early growth, organ maturation, stress resistance, and intestinal health but also effectively enhances overall fry health and development, thus supporting its use as a functional feed additive in aquaculture.

Virulensome: a transient organelle mediating fungal virulence - Pei-Ji Zhao; Qian-Yi Hu; Si-Han Wang; Cheng-Song Wang; Xue-Xian Jian; Xing-Fu Wen; Yu-Lin Luo; Ya-Qi Zhang; Chun-Mei Xiang; Guo-Hong Li; Shu-Qun Liu; Ming-He Mo; et al. (Science China Life Sciences, 2026)

Effects of Temperature on Artificial Breeding and Early Development of Osteochilus salsburyi - Yang Yang; Yutian Gong; Guoliang Li; Qi Su; Shifeng Guan; Haitao Zheng; Lin Xu; Feng Chen; Xuan Zhao; Zhiming Zhang (Fishes, 2026)
To determine the optimal water temperature range for artificial breeding and early development of Osteochilus salsburyi, six water temperature gradients (14, 18, 22, 26, 30, and 34 °C) were set to systematically investigate the effects of water temperature on artificial reproduction efficiency, embryonic development, the morphology of newly hatched larvae, larval growth performance, and the timing of organ development in O. salsburyi. The results showed that the spawning induction rate of O. salsburyi reached 100% at 14–30 °C. The fertilization rate and hatching rate peaked at 18–22 °C, and no fertilization was completed at 34 °C. The malformation rates of embryos and larvae showed a U-shaped change, with the lowest malformation rate at 18 °C, and the teratogenic effect of high-temperature stress was more significant. The embryonic development rate was significantly negatively correlated with water temperature, and the development duration was significantly shortened with increasing water temperature. Embryonic development was arrested and all embryos died at 34 °C, while hatching could be completed at 14 °C but with an excessively long cycle. The morphological indicators of newly hatched larvae showed differentiated sensitivity to water temperature; total length, pre-anal length, and body height were highly sensitive indicators, and larvae exhibited balanced and robust morphological development at 18–22 °C. The larval survival rate first increased and then decreased with increasing water temperature, reaching the highest rate at 22–26 °C. The absolute growth increment, relative growth increment, and specific growth rate (SGR) continued to increase with increasing water temperature. The timing of larval organ differentiation and behavioral development was significantly advanced with increasing water temperature. Late organ development of larvae was blocked at 14 °C, only early development was completed at 34°C, and the internal and external organs of larvae developed completely and in an orderly manner at 18–30 °C. In summary, the optimal water temperature for artificial breeding and early development of O. salsburyi is 18–26 °C, among which 18–22 °C is the best for artificial reproduction and 22–26 °C is optimal for larval rearing. The results can provide a scientific basis for the precise regulation of water temperature in large-scale seedling production of O. salsburyi.

Curvature and Slope Control on Turbidity Currents and Sedimentation in Submarine Channels: A Numerical Study - Xinhao Wen; Yuechuan Han; Rui Zhu; Enxian Liu; Xiyan Lin; Yuchen Zhang; Yi Zhao; Yuhui Zhang; Jiajun Feng; Dongmei Tian (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
Submarine channels are critical conduits for sediment transport by turbidity currents, yet the quantitative influence of channel geometry on flow dynamics and sediment segregation remains poorly understood. Based on computational fluid dynamics, we constructed six three-dimensional numerical models of submarine channels with varying curvatures (R1–R3) and axial slopes (R4–R6) using ANSYS Fluent 17.2, with model settings informed by seafloor morphology from the South China Sea. The Eulerian–Eulerian multiphase model coupled with the standard k-ε turbulence model was used to simulate density fields, velocity structures, and sediment distributions. Results show that low-curvature channels exhibit symmetric density evolution and uniform sediment distribution, whereas high curvature induces pronounced asymmetry with a steep outer-bank density front and triggers secondary flow reversal. Increasing curvature also enhances flow thickness and radial mass flux. Increasing axial slope markedly elevates downstream velocity (0.09 to 0.16 m/s), reduces flow thickness, and shifts sediment distribution toward the inner bank without inducing secondary flow reversal. This study provides a parametric comparison of curvature versus slope effects on turbidity current dynamics and sedimentation patterns under fixed-bed, rectangular-channel assumptions. The findings offer a qualitative reference for interpreting sedimentary architectures in deep-water systems such as those in the South China Sea and analogous rift basins. Results are hypothesis-generating, pending further validation with field data and morphodynamic modeling.

Osteopontin as an emerging multifunctional food ingredient: recent advancements, production, applications, and challenges - Shiyu Lin; Xiuxiu Teng; Xinjie Shang; Shu Li; Jingjing Xu; Yao Tang; Rui Yang (Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 2026)

An Rnf213-deficient hypoperfusion model reveals Moyamoya-relevant neurovascular remodeling - Yuanyuan Dai; Xiaoxin Wu; Shuai Li; Xingyang Niu; Jiaoxing Li; Jianhao Lin; Wenli Sheng (Angiogenesis, 2026)

Cerebellar Contributions to Cognitive Affective Function and Postural Tremor in Neurological Wilson’s Disease - Ping Jin; Dong-xu Yin; Yu-xie Huang; Zi-wen Li; Xin-feng Ma; Kang Lin; Ya-yun Xu; Wei-ming Gao; Qun-rong Ye; Yong-zhu Han; Gong-qiang Wang (The Cerebellum, 2026)

Superior photocatalytic activity of N-TiO2/C nanocrystals from the dopant of mucus of oyster than mussel - Jianing Zhao; Jianing Lin; Lingchen Liu; Junhua Song; Xinfei Zhang; Wei Zhang; Ping Xie; Liunian Xia; Song Feng; Bin Zhang (Journal of Oceanology and Limnology, 2026)

The impact of peer ESG disclosure on firms’ green innovation: quality and efficiency - Yuqi Wang; Dingmo Lin; Zebin Zhao (Environment, Development and Sustainability, 2026)

Spatiotemporal Dynamics of the Liaohe Delta (1987–2017) Using an Integrated Classification and Feature Selection Approach - Jihong Sun; Guohui Su; Huairong Song; Jingpeng Liu; Wenrong Lin; Qi Xu; Zonghua Liu (Oceans, 2026)
Wetland landscape classification is fundamental to monitoring changes in ecosystem patterns. This study proposes an ensemble classification approach that integrates Maximum Likelihood Classification (MLC) and Decision Tree (DT) methods with optimized feature selection for long-term wetland monitoring in the Liaohe Delta, China. Based on four periods of Landsat remote sensing images from 1987, 1997, 2007, and 2017, multi-dimensional features including PCA1, TCT, NDVI, and MNDWI were extracted to construct a hierarchical classification system comprising 13 landscape types. The results show that the integrated method achieved an overall classification accuracy of 87.71% and a Kappa coefficient of 0.85, improving by 16.50% and 19.72%, respectively, compared with the single MLC approach. The classification results reveal significant spatiotemporal variations in landscape patterns. Reed wetlands decreased from 1284.44 km2 in 1987 to 1006.70 km2 in 1997, followed by a recovery to 1275.53 km2 in 2017. In contrast, Suaeda communities experienced severe degradation, declining sharply from 227.48 km2 in 1987 to 30.52 km2 in 2017. Meanwhile, the coastline advanced landward by 263.24 km2, with the proportion of artificial shoreline increasing from 12.4% to 38.7%. The changes in wetland landscape types in the Liaohe Delta from 1987 to 2017 were mainly influenced by urbanization processes and ecological restoration policies. These findings indicate that the proposed method can effectively support long-term wetland landscape dynamics analysis and provide a useful reference for coastal wetland management.

Salt cavern identification method based on spectrum decomposition of matching pursuit algorithm - Ping Ren; Ya-ping Huang; Dong-lin Zhou; Si-han Luo; Jian-fu Wang; Jia-hao Yan; Shao-hua Liu; Zhi-feng Shi (Applied Geophysics, 2026)

Ganoderma formosanum— advances in biotechnological fermentation, bioactive metabolites, and health-promoting applications: a critical review (2017–2025) - Kitipong Assatarakul; Khanom Simarani; Chen-Che Hsieh; Shin-Ping Lin; Isaya Kijpatanasilp; Yueh-Hao Ronny Hung; Saeid Jafari; Kuan-Chen Cheng (Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 2026)

Computational approaches for identifying quorum sensing inhibitors - Lin Zhong; Shwetlaxmi Patil; B. Lakshmi; Pratibha Singh; Satish Kumar Rajasekharan; S. L. Rath; Vinothkannan Ravichandran (Molecular Diversity, 2026)

Genomic Insights into Catenovulum agarivorans YM01T: Marine Biomass Conversion by Thermostable Agarases for Functional Food Applications - Tongtong Lin; Fangyuan Cui; He Zhang; Xia Zhao; Xiaohua Zhang; Xiaochong Shi (Journal of Ocean University of China, 2026)

Mitochondrial dynamics in environmental neurotoxicity: beyond oxidative stress toward spatial and functional reorganization - Xinyi Yu; Weiqi Lin; Wenqi Hu; Dingxin Long; Weichao Zhao (Archives of Toxicology, 2026)

Macro-micro mechanical properties and modified damage constitutive model of marine soil after cement reinforcement - Xiao-Hu Zhang; Jian-Min Yang; Han-Lin Wang; Cheng-Shuang Yin; Liu-Mei Wei; Wen-Han Yu; Kamchibek Kozhogulov (Marine Georesources & Geotechnology, 2026)

NexusMamba: a global spatial-local spectral Mamba-convolution network for hyperspectral image classification - Chao Lin; Ming Zhao; Boyang Chen (International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2026)

Monitoring soil heavy metal content around a lead–zinc mining area in Yunnan, China using GF-5A and Sentinel-2B remote sensing with consideration of pollution sources - Lin Hu; Jiankai Hu; Shu Gan; Xiping Yuan; Jie Li; Yingtao Qi; Chengzhuo Lu (International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2026)

DINOv3 Guided difference feature fusion for remote sensing image change captioning: a case study on Macao land cover - Junqing Huang; Jiaxuan Lin; Hong Lin; Xiaochen Yuan (International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2026)

Hyperspectral remote sensing analysis of leaf pigment and structural parameters based on deep learning - Jibo Yue; Liwen Song; Wanyun Lu; Ranran Yang; Jia Tian; Qingjiu Tian; Yinghao Lin; Xiaoyan Wang (International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2026)

Genomic and Phenotypic Characterization of the Probiotic Potential and Safety of Bacillus velezensis CH3-2 Isolated from Chahua Chicken - Le Xu; Shang Wang; Shiyu Chen; Chen Liu; Haiyue Wu; Qinghua Liu; Minjie Hu; Qiuye Lin; Zhenhui Cao (Probiotics and Antimicrobial Proteins, 2026)

Transcriptomic and proteomic analysis of MVK variant sites in two subtypes of porokeratosis - Shuqin Lai; Wenjie Zhu; Chunli Lin; Zimeng Guo; Shiqi Chen; Lang Xie; Jie Liu; Zhaolin Zeng; Cong You; Longnian Li (Journal of Applied Genetics, 2026)

NphosNet: Predicting Protein N-Phosphorylation Sites via xLSTM and Enhanced PLM Features with a Weighted Three-Channel Cross-Attention Mechanism - Lun Zhu; Yiyu Lin; Sen Yang (Interdisciplinary Sciences: Computational Life Sciences, 2026)

A Modified FMEA Framework Incorporating Confidence-Enhanced Probabilistic Linguistic Modeling and Weighted Hypergraph Propagation for LNG Storage Tank Risk Assessment - Yang Yu; Jiandong Ma; Jianxing Yu; Peimin Li; Lin Song; Yuheng Yang; Zhenglong Yang (Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2026)
LNG storage tanks are essential facilities for large-scale storage and transportation of cryogenic energy. Because of the flammable, explosive, and ultra-low-temperature characteristics of liquefied natural gas, failures in such systems may result in serious consequences for operational safety and the surrounding environment. Effective identification and prioritization of potential failure modes are therefore crucial for safe operation. Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) has been widely applied in risk assessment, yet conventional FMEA methods still show limited capability in describing uncertain linguistic evaluation information, reflecting the reliability of expert judgments, and representing high-order coupling relationships among failure modes. To address these issues, this study develops a modified FMEA framework that integrates confidence-enhanced probabilistic linguistic modeling with weighted hypergraph propagation for LNG storage tank risk assessment. In the proposed framework, confidence-enhanced probabilistic linguistic term sets are employed to represent the fuzziness, probabilistic preference, and reliability differences contained in expert assessments. A confidence-adaptive scoring function is further constructed to strengthen the discrimination of risk quantification by capturing structural differences in probability distributions without introducing externally specified parameters. Meanwhile, the importance of risk factors is determined through a combined subjective–objective weighting strategy, and a weighted hypergraph propagation mechanism is established to characterize high-order structural associations among failure modes and to revise baseline risk levels through a node–hyperedge–node transmission process. A case study of a large LNG storage tank system in Tangshan, China, is carried out to examine the applicability and effectiveness of the proposed framework. The results demonstrate that the proposed method can effectively integrate complex expert evaluation information with structural coupling effects, while sensitivity and comparative analyses further confirm its robustness and suitability for failure risk prioritization in LNG storage tanks.

Targeting Pyruvate Kinase M2: Signal Transduction Pathways and Exploration of Cancer Therapeutic Strategies - Jiaxing Wang; Wenyu Zhang; Nana Shen; Pan Li; Wentao Xie; Shuya Wang; Ye Cheng; Lin Zhao; Yang Yang; Huadong Zhao (The AAPS Journal, 2026)

Melatonin Modulates Antioxidant Properties, Carotenoid Accumulation, and Lignin Deposition to Enhance Adaptability to Salt Stress in Carrot - Guang-Long Wang; Yu-Jie Xu; Wang-Qi Jin; Lin-Yan Jia; Xu-Qin Ren; Ya-Nan Chen; Ai-Sheng Xiong (Journal of Plant Growth Regulation, 2026)

SYVN1-provoked RASA1 ubiquitination promotes pulmonary inflammation in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - Ju-Hong Wu; Yi-Cheng Ma; Yu-Qi Wang; Hai-Long Miao; Meng-Xue Liu; Dong-Xu Hua; Min-Min Tang; Tian-Rui Sui; Zhi-Yong Wu; Yu Wang; Jin Yang; Hui Zhao; et al. (Inflammation Research, 2026)

Challenges in applying high energy water accommodated fractions in oil toxicity testing - Aaron D. Redman; Michel Boufadel; Bryan Hedgpeth; Tara Reddington; Daniel J. Letinski; Martin Connelly; Lin Zhao; Thomas F. Parkerton (Chemosphere, 2026)

Corrigendum to “Multi-task deep convolutional neural network for weed detection and navigation path extraction” [Comput. Electron. Agric. 229 (2025) 109776] - Yongda Lin; Lingxiao Wang; Shiyu Xia; Baiyu Qiao; Hu Han; Linhui Wang; Xiongkui He; Yajia Liu (Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2026)

PigInstance: An efficient Pig Instance segmentation framework for intelligent pig farming - Weijia Lin; Xinyuan He; Ziwei Li; Enli Lyu; Yanhua Liu; Zhixiong Zeng; Junduan Huang (Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2026)

A novel UAV-based fusion of spectral and textural features with canopy stratification for accurate estimation of vertical nitrogen distribution in cotton - Guldana Sarsen; Qiu-xiang Tang; Ya-bin Li; Long-long Bao; Yu-hang Xu; Guang-yun Sun; Jian-wen Wu; Yierxiati Abulaiti; Qing-qing Lv; Fubin Liang; Na Zhang; Ren-song Guo; et al. (Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2026)

Organophosphate triesters and diesters in the Yellow River Basin (Shandong section): Geographical patterns, land use correlates and compound-specific source apportionment - Yuting Ren; Lin Zhu; Huijie Dang; Lili Cui; Ang Zhao; Chao Wei; Mei Wang (Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2026)

Spatial and seasonal dynamics of nitrification pathways in sandy sediments along the Guangdong Coast, China - Hengchen Wei; Chenqingfeng Gao; Yanshu Wang; Yuyan Liu; Dongyao Sun; Weikun Xu; Xianbiao Lin (Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2026)

Migration patterns and pollution assessment of heavy metals in seawater, sediments, and marine organisms in the Xisha coral reef ecosystem of the South China Sea - Shantang Yi; Weiliang Liu; Jijiang Lin; Bo Li; Li Zhao; Wei Li (Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2026)

Transcriptome sequencing of the Epinephelus lanceolatus reveals the potential physiological responses of mesopelagic fishes to light stress from deep-sea mining - Xiang Zhang; Tianci Wang; Yuan Li; Puqing Song; Shigang Liu; Yuzhuo Liao; Hai Li; Longshan Lin (Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2026)

Radioactivity levels of radiocesium and 90Sr in the surface water of the low-latitude western-central North Pacific Ocean in 2017 - Fangfang Deng; Feng Lin; Kaiwen Tan (Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2026)

Environmental controls and nonlinear responses of the diatom-dinoflagellate ratio in Jiaozhou Bay - Yipeng Huang; Zhengguo Cui; Changhua Liu; Dongsheng Ding; Lin Zhu; Keming Qu; Yuqiu Wei; Jun Sun (Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2026)

In situ trophic modes and metabolic traits of the dinoflagellate Karenia in response to short-term localized warming - Hao Zhang; Xiao Ma; Shufei Zhang; Lingshuai Zhang; Chenhui Xiang; Zhiqin Wang; Lin Zhu; Bowei Gu; Xingyu Song; Honghui Huang; Lijuan Long; Xiaomin Xia (Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2026)

Moderate net-chasing enhances stress resilience in freshwater prawns Macrobrachium rosenbergii: evidence from behavioral and physiological recovery - Jiangtao Li; Jiale Zhou; Licheng Zeng; Yingtong Ou; Zhongjie You; Zheng Xiao; Jianjun Guo; Li Lin; Xiaojing Lv (Aquaculture, 2026)

Differential light spectrum regulation of oogenesis and spermatogenesis in Plectropomus leopardus - Hui Ding; Lin Li; Da Zheng; Mingjian Liu; Jinyang Xie; Binglin Li; Yuli Li; Zhenmin Bao; Bo Wang; Jingjie Hu (Aquaculture, 2026)

Bacillus subtilis modulates the intestinal microbiome and metabolism to promote growth and disease resistance in Micropterus salmoides - Meiyu Li; Wengen Zhu; Shuhui Niu; Xingxing An; Lin Chen; Houxiong He; Yaohua Wang; Song Zhang; Yong Yang; Qirui Li; Huanping Liu; Shuhan Zhang; et al. (Aquaculture, 2026)

Cross-breed validation and KASP marker development for key morphological traits in goldfish (Carassius auratus) - Xuequn Chen; Suzhu Chen; Licheng Yang; Junjing Huang; Ruiqiong Wu; Wenchun Zhang; Yao Lin; Zhen Huang (Aquaculture, 2026)

Role of cholecystokinin (CCK) in reproductive regulation of female mandarin fish (Siniperca chuatsi) - Shuang Liu; Chongwei Wang; Yuting Wang; Chaowei Li; Jinmeng Teng; Suhan Peng; Jiaqi Lin; Jin Zhang; Haoran Lin; Linqiang Han; Ju Hu; Shuisheng Li; et al. (Aquaculture, 2026)

Nitrite-induced muscle endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondrial contact disturbance in grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella): Alleviating effects of coated sodium selenite - Fei Zhao; Pei Wu; Weidan Jiang; Hongyun Zhang; Yang Liu; Yaobin Ma; Hongmei Ren; Xiaowan Jin; Yinggu Kuang; Lin Feng; Xiaoqiu Zhou (Aquaculture, 2026)

Tandem synergy of hydroxyl radicals and nonradical ferryl for efficient photo-self-Fenton mineralization of refractory pollutants - Ailing Zhang; Meili Liu; Weiqin Wei; Wenwen Jing; Jiayan Teng; Yuanshen Qin; Lin Jing; Yongfa Zhu; Hongxing Dai; Jiguang Deng; Zhen Wei (Water Research, 2026)

Enhanced co-removal of nutrients and glyphosate from rural sewage in siphon-driven constructed wetlands: Optimization and mechanisms - Yanhui Zhao; Yingfei Li; Yu Zheng; Peihao Yan; Yuanqi Lai; Xiaoxiong Wang; Lin-Lan Zhuang; Jian Zhang (Water Research, 2026)

Treatment of waste activated sludge and the enhancement mechanism for electron transfer in an osmotic microbial fuel cell - Shilong Li; Lin Qi; Qiusheng Gao; Yanyan Jia; Hengliang Zhang; Liang Duan; Bruce E. Rittmann (Water Research, 2026)

Enhanced per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) exposure in a large estuary-coastal sea continuum shortly after a spring flood event - Yali Li; Chunhui Wang; Tian Lin; Yicheng Li; Yongxin Mai; Junjie Wang; Jiawen Yuan; Cuizhi Sun; Jialu Wang; Xiyang Zhang; Weidong Zhai (Water Research, 2026)

Unveiling the significant role of N-monochlorinated primary amines in nitrile and nitroalkane formation in the UV/chlorine process - Jieying Lin; Zhihao Chen; Wenlei Qin; Zhechao Hua; Jingyun Fang (Water Research, 2026)

Reactive oxygen species in paddy rice systems: Links with environmental parameters and soil microbial communities - Jidong Ying; Kaiqing Fan; Chuxia Lin; Junhao Qin; Rongliang Qiu (Water Research, 2026)

Mechanistic responses of coccolithophores to exposure to the marine pollutant atrazine - Xiang-Wu Chen; Yi-Tong Huang; Yue-Tao Song; Zhuo-Fan Li; Xue-Ling Huang; Da-Wei Li; Lin-Jian Ou (Water Research, 2026)

Multi-omics profiling complements physicochemical monitoring by revealing functional signatures of dissolved oxygen status in the Xijiang River - Jizhou Cao; Kai He; Xiaohong Chen; Jiabiao Wang; Qidong Yin; Wei Ouyang; Hongyang Wang; Jiachong Lin; Chenguang Fan (Water Research, 2026)

Valorization of baghouse dust from lime industry through carbonation processes - Hung-Chieh Liang; Cheng-You Lin; Hsing-Jung Ho; Cheng-Han Lee (Waste Management, 2026)

Persistence and dynamics of antibiotic resistance genes in livestock manure during anaerobic digestion - Ziyan Pan; Minh Nguyen Ngoc; Zhijie Xie; Qun Wang; Jia Wang; Xingyang Chen; Cheng Chen; Qiang Lin (Waste Management, 2026)

Waste fire surveillance: A case study using remote sensing data and IoT ground sensing for monitoring fires at waste management sites - Theodros Woldeyohannes; Yan Lin; Xiaoyang Zhang; John Doyle; Margaret Eggers; Zhuoming Liu; Al Ekram Hridoy; El Mehdi Bimaghra; Tadiwanashe Bizure; Blair Mirka; Latasha James; Joseph Hoover (Waste Management, 2026)

The associations between prenatal greenness exposure and neurodevelopment in early childhood: A birth cohort study - Zhen Wang; Xiaoxu Li; Weiyin Zhuang; Xuemei Liu; Xiuxiu Li; Lin Guo; Mengfan Li; Lizi Lin; Li Cai (Urban Forestry & Urban Greening, 2026)