Call For Papers
Special Issues with active Call for Papers.
network pharmacology, and/or Mendelian randomization in the discovery of disease mechanisms in drug treatment.
Based on large-scale data and computer technology, network pharmacology explores the interaction network between drug molecules and molecules in vivo, such as targets, pathways, genes, and proteins, as well as the effects of these interactions on drug efficacy, toxicity, metabolism, etc. It provides more accurate and efficient solutions in drug ... read more
SERS Biosensing for Biomedical Applications
Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy （SERS） techniques are widely applied for biological and biomedical applications due to its excellent sensitivity and specificity. SERS biosensing mainly includes both direct detection,Label-free detection and SERS imaging, which were applied for disease biomarkers detection, structure measurement of biomolecules, in vivo SERS imaging and so on. Therefore, ... read more
Advanced nanomaterials and nanocomposites: controlled synthesis and applications for bioanalysis
In recent years, a range of novel nanomaterials have been developed and find broad applications in various fields. By controlling the synthesis process and modifying the nanomaterials, novel properties and functions can be tailored to the materials, and forming nanocomposites. This thematic issue aims to highlight the latest advances in ... read more
Trends, Breakthroughs, and Convergence of AI in Edge Computing and Cybersecurity
This special issue aims to investigate the synergy between artificial intelligence (AI), edge computing, cybersecurity, computer vision, natural language processing (NLP), and generative AI. Our goal is to explore how AI, coupled with machine learning (ML), can revolutionize edge computing and cybersecurity measures. Specifically, we aim to uncover novel approaches ... read more
Repurposing Central Nervous System (CNS) Drugs as Chemotherapic Agents
During the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous reports indicated that the infection found apparent resistance within the hospitalized psychiatric population. Thus, the hypothesis was formulated that some psychiatric drugs might be endowed with antiviral activity. This thematic issue would like to stimulate the collection of both original and review papers highlighting the ... read more
Medicinal Oxidative Stress and Neuroinflammation Chemistry: Pioneering Breakthroughs in the Convergence of Psychiatry
This thematic issue explores the intricate relationship between certain psychological factors (e.g., depression, anxiety) and medicinal oxidative stress chemistry, highlighting the advancements at the intersection of psychiatry. Psychological factors play a significant role in mental health disorders such as schizophrenia, and emerging research suggests that oxidative stress, an imbalance between ... read more
New Strategies for Targeting Regulated Cell Death Signals in Ischemia-Reperfusion Injury Related Diseases: New Findings and Mechanism Research
Ischemia-reperfusion injury (I/R) occurs during reperfusion after ischemia, which not only fails to restore tissue and organ function, but rather exacerbates tissue damage, and occurs in a wide range of organs and tissues, including the brain, heart, kidneys, liver, and retina. I/R injury involves a variety of pathological processes, such ... read more
Recent Developments in Computer and Communication engineering methodologies: Innovations and Applications
The fields of computer science and communication technology are undergoing rapid advancements, leading to novel methodologies and applications that address contemporary challenges. This special issue aims to explore the recent developments in computer and communication engineering methodologies, focusing on innovative solutions, interdisciplinary approaches, and their practical implications in various domains ... read more
Enhancing the Design and Performance of Composite Materials by utilizing the Synergy of Modelling, Experiments, and Collaboration Across Multiple Disciplines
Explore the future of new materials in our special issue called "Enhancing the Design and Performance of Composite Materials." This collection combines cutting-edge modelling, real-world tests, and brilliant teamwork across fields to unleash a symphony of insights. Explore how this synergy changes composite materials, from amazing spacecraft to medical breakthroughs. ... read more
Immunotherapy, gene therapy and big data analysis in Burns, Trauma and Cosmetic Surgery
In the domains of burn, trauma, and plastic surgery, immunotherapy, gene therapy, and big data analysis are demonstrating tremendous potential and application prospects. Patients with burns and traumas frequently encounter severe tissue damage and immune system disorders. Immunotherapy aims to facilitate tissue repair and restoration by modulating the immune system. ... read more
Natural Product-Driven Antimicrobial Drug Discovery
Natural products (NPs) have been an important source of drug discovery and development due to their novel structures and wide range of pharmacological activities. Especially in the discovery of antibiotics, most antibiotics are derived from NPs and their derivatives, such as penicillin G, amoxicillin, oxytetracycline, and minocycline. NPs have particular ... read more
Development of Oceanic Engineering based on Radar/Sonar/optical Technology
Radar, sonar and optical devices are the most common devices for oceanic engieering. The exploration and development of marine resources, communication and navigation, underwater target detection and recognition, environmental monitoring and natural disaster prediction all depend on oceanic engineering technology based on radar, sonar and optical technology. The development of ... read more