Calls for papers

Catchment hydrological processes are integral to understanding water security in a rapidly changing climate. They encompass the interactions within the water cycle, influencing groundwater recharge, runoff processes, and the overall hydrology of watersheds. As water scarcity becomes an increasingly pressing issue, insights into these processes can inform sustainable management strategies and enhance resilience in both natural and human systems. A comprehensive understanding of ecohydrology is essential for mitigating the impact of climate change on water resources. In recognition of the importance of this research in UN Sustainable Development Goals 6 and 13, this Collection welcomes submissions focused on hydrological modelling, watershed dynamics, and the intricate relationships that govern water security and ecosystem health.

This Collection explores the environmental challenges and sustainability opportunities associated with cement production and use.

This Collection welcomes original research investigating the psychological and social factors that contribute to digital racism and discrimination, their consequences, and approaches to their prevention and reduction.

This Collection welcomes research on prevalence, risk factors, and interventions to prevent childhood and adolescent obesity.

This Collection invites original research on the monitoring, assessment, and protection of forest health in the context of global environmental change.

This Collection invites original research on photocatalytic degradation of emerging pollutants. We welcome studies on novel photocatalyst design, degradation mechanisms, process optimization. Submissions on visible-light-driven systems, catalyst stability, and the degradation of antibiotics, microplastics, and PFAS in aquatic environments are encouraged.

This Collection invites research examining the impacts of ageing on the hematopoietic system, particularly regarding hematopoiesis and myelopoiesis.

This Collection invites research on the development and application of microcomb technologies.

This Collection aims to bring together original research that develop high-resolution spectroscopic approaches, integrate multimodal imaging platforms, or apply nanoscale chemical imaging to catalysis, nanophotonics, biomaterials, and environmental systems.

This Collection invites research into cardiac sarcomeric function and contractility.