In this collection we highlight a selection of articles from 2025

This Collection highlights research on innovative architectures, context‑aware services, and optimization techniques that advance the performance and usability of mobile information systems.

This Collection invites submissions on the latest research on intertidal ecology, focusing on the littoral zone's diverse ecosystems.

BMC Neurology invites submissions to a new Collection on Neuroimaging in Neurological Disorders. This Collection welcomes research exploring how advanced imaging techniques and biomarkers can be used to better understand, diagnose, and monitor neurological diseases. We particularly encourage work that highlights the role of neuroimaging in improving clinical management, predicting disease progression, and guiding therapeutic strategies.

This Collection invites original research that explores the biochemical and genetic mechanisms underlying secondary metabolite production, examines their ecological or physiological functions, or proposes innovative strategies for harnessing these compounds to support plant health.

This collection examines the opportunities and challenges of AI in mental health, focusing on assessment, intervention, care delivery, ethics, equity, and psychological wellbeing across diverse populations and contexts.

With this cross-journal Collection, the editors at Nature Communications, Communications Materials, and Scientific Reports invite manuscripts that highlight advances in the synthesis, design, fabrication, and real-world testing of organic solar cells.

This collection focuses on macrophages in disease.

This collection examines metabolic reprogramming in cancer.

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This invited Conference Collection is directly linked to the 2nd International Food Sciences, Health and Gastronomy Congress (2nd IFSGC) (https://ifsgc.net/en/homepage).

With this Collection, we invite submissions that explore the diverse roles of epigenetic mechanisms in cancer biology. We aim to highlight research advancing our understanding of the epigenetic processes involved in tumor initiation, progression, metastasis, therapy resistance, and the tumor microenvironment.

This Collection invites submissions that focus on uncovering the complexity of tumor drug resistance through machine learning methods: from molecular basis to clinical treatment.

This collection aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the latest research, innovations, and clinical practices in the pathology of genitourinary cancers. By bringing together diverse perspectives and findings, we aim to foster a deeper understanding of these cancers, enhance diagnostic accuracy, and improve therapeutic strategies.

The Collection provides a comprehensive analysis of emerging biotechnological innovations tailored to the ecological and socio-economic realities of Sub-Saharan Africa. It examines bioprocessing strategies for waste valorization, bioenergy production, and sustainable agriculture while addressing regulatory, infrastructural, and market barriers to technology adoption.

This Collection proposes a broad account of planetary geoethics: the study of responsibility, justice, legitimacy, and governance in human interactions with Earth systems and extraterrestrial environments.

This Collection focuses on innovative approaches to strengthen forage–livestock systems against climate and resource pressures. We invite research on sustainable intensification, including multispecies swards, integrated crop-livestock systems, silvopastures, and the strategic use of agro-industrial by-products in ruminant diets. The goal is to advance strategies that improve soil health, optimize nutrient cycling, enhance system resilience, and reduce environmental footprints through circular r

Conversion of Biomass-to-Bioenergy and chemicals for energy transition and sustai8nability

This collection is intended to offer a platform for critical, empirical, and practice-focused debates about the links among mental well-being, institutional accountability, governance, and social justice within the Global South context.

This Collection invites interdisciplinary scholarship that explores music education across diverse cultural, historical and institutional contexts.