This Annals of Intensive Care collection aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the latest research, clinical practices, and emerging therapies related to coagulation and hemostatic disorders in critically ill patients. The focus will be on the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management of coagulation abnormalities in various critical care settings, including sepsis, trauma, liver disease, and COVID-19.

This Scientific Reports Collection showcases research on engineered assessment methods, contaminant transport analysis, and strategies to manage and protect groundwater resources.

Drive the future of sustainable biomanufacturing. This collection highlights cutting‑edge enzyme engineering, biomass deconstruction, and integrated bioprocessing that enable next‑generation lignocellulosic biorefineries. Showcase innovations accelerating cleaner, efficient, multi‑product biofuel and bioproduct production.

This Scientific Reports Collection invites original research that advances understanding of soil erosion processes and evaluates innovative, evidence‑based strategies for mitigating this global environmental challenge.

This Collection brings together advances in wearable bioelectronic devices that monitor and modulate physiology across multiple organ systems - brain, heart, and gut - to provide a holistic view of neurological and autonomic health.

A 25th‑anniversary collection showcasing innovative, global mental‑health research that advances diagnosis, treatment, equity, and the future of general psychiatry.

"Resilience-by-design in cloud-native architectures Auto-scaling and self-healing strategies that enhance resilience. Evaluation of scalability and resilience mechanisms under overload or attacks Dependability, availability, and fault tolerance in distributed cloud platforms Performance-resilience-cost trades-offs in cloud computing Security-aware cloud orchestration and cyber-resilient architectures Chaos engineering for cloud resiliency Antifragility and adaptivity strategies

Urban regeneration is a global initiative requiring a comprehensive and integrated approach to address social, economic, and environmental challenges within cities, aiming to improve, stabilize, or revitalize neighborhoods and entire cities.

This special issue examines the opportunities and challenges that young people face with the widespread incorporation of AI-fueled technologies into education, work, leisure, health, and well-being. We welcome contributions from scholars in sociology, science and technology studies, educational studies, media and communication studies, anthropology, cultural studies, and other related disciplines.

Following the successful 9th International Conference on Integrated Land Use–Transport Modeling (ILUTM-9), held at Wuhan University of Technology on December 13–14, we cordially invite conference participants and the broader research community to submit manuscripts to Frontiers of Urban and Rural Planning (FURP). Submissions are open to all researchers engaged in related fields.

This Collection welcomes studies into brain tumours. Studies into identification of tumour types, treatment, and outcomes will be considered.

This collection examines the complex role of exercise in eating and weight disorders, from its contribution as a driven symptom to its integration in treatment, recovery, and prevention. By highlighting mechanisms that initiate and maintain disordered activity, it aims to advance clinical research and foster new approaches to managing physical activity within eating pathology.

This collection explores psychopathological models of eating and weight disorders, linking empirical evidence with conceptual frameworks such as psychoanalysis, cognitivism, and phenomenology. It welcomes qualitative research, first-person accounts, and psychotherapeutic guidelines to deepen understanding of experiential and unconscious dimensions, fostering patient-centered approaches beyond symptom checklists.

This collection explores the role of personality in the onset, symptomatology, and treatment outcomes of eating and weight disorders. By integrating neurobiological, psychological, and sociocultural perspectives, it aims to advance understanding of personality disturbances in EWDs, stimulate interdisciplinary research, and foster scientific dialogue on their impact across development and clinical practice.

This collection highlights the latest research on obesity surgery and its intersection with eating and weight disorders. It aims to advance clinical and scientific understanding of surgical outcomes, treatment challenges, and patient care, fostering dialogue on innovative approaches to managing obesity and related eating disorders.

This collection addresses the underexplored area of eating and weight disorders in males, challenging the long-standing perception of EWDs as female-bound conditions. It highlights hidden and lesser-known disordered eating behaviors in men, aiming to advance research, awareness, and clinical understanding of male-specific experiences with feeding and eating disorders.

This topic focuses on humanitarian aid workers, emphasizing ethics, altruism, and best practices in delivering effective, compassionate support during crises and challenging environments.

Next-generation adaptive and resilient composite materials are attracting significant research interest due to their ability to respond to external stimuli reliable performance under demanding conditions.

This Collection outlines recent advances in state-of-the-art biosensing and biomolecular electronics systems that are driving the transition toward personalized healthcare. The rapid expansion in advanced nanomaterials, microfluidics, wearable devices, POC diagnostics, and AI-assisted signal processing is enabling the development of smart biosensors that are becoming increasingly critical for early disease diagnosis, real-time health monitoring, and personalized therapeutic decision-making.

The special issue aims to articulate the increasingly intertwined intersections among technological innovation, industrial policy, and digital entrepreneurship within techno-developmental states—countries characterized by active governmental roles in steering technology-driven development.