This Collection aims to gather innovative research on regenerative plastic surgery, focusing on the application of regenerative medicine techniques such as platelet-rich plasma and adipose-derived stem cells. We welcome submissions that explore advancements in tissue regeneration, clinical outcomes, and the integration of bioengineering in reconstructive procedures, with the goal of enhancing patient care and surgical results.

This Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Collection interrogates the intersections of race, biopolitics, and colonial violence. We invite interdisciplinary contributions on how these governmental practices distribute exposure to harm along racial and colonial lines, deciding whose lives are supported, whose injuries are normalised, and whose deaths are rendered ungrievable.

This Collection seeks to advance knowledge on the prevention and management of complications arising from type 1 diabetes, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation in improving patient outcomes.

This collection explores the role of precision oncology in the diagnosis, risk assessment, surveillance, and management of hereditary cancer syndromes, highlighting how advances in germline and somatic genomics, NGS, and molecular profiling are enabling personalized cancer care for individuals and families with inherited cancer risk.

Rapid environmental change, accelerating climate risks, and expanding tourism pressures are reshaping fragile landscapes worldwide, particularly in mountain, coastal, and ecologically sensitive regions. These areas face complex sustainability challenges where economic development, ecosystem integrity, and community resilience must be addressed simultaneously through integrated planning and governance approaches.

Welcomes research on sol–gel materials for energy storage, energy conversion, environmental remediation, and electronic devices. Topics include ion-conducting glass ceramics, photocatalysts, capacitive carbons, thin films for sensors, and environmentally protective coatings.

This collection will highlight some of the important contributions that zebrafish have made to oncology discovery, including target identification, mechanistic studies, and drug candidate screening and validation. It can include review and primary articles.

By integrating microbiology, plant pathology, ecological pest management, and climate‑adaptation science, this Collection aims to highlight evidence‑based solutions and emerging technologies that promote resilient and environmentally sound agricultural systems, especially in regions facing heightened climatic pressures.

The Collection focus is proposed on how different cellular and non-cellular components of TME including immune cells, cancer associated fibroblasts, metabolic gradients and extra cellular matrix shape resistance to chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy. Collection should include advances in sptail biology, single and multi omic profiling, functional modelling that unravel therapy driven adaptive mechanisms.

This Collection aims to bring together cutting-edge research and comprehensive reviews that elucidate the molecular, cellular, and epigenetic mechanisms underlying therapeutic resistance and lineage plasticity in prostate cancer. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: transcriptional reprogramming, chromatin remodeling, tumor microenvironment interactions, signaling pathway rewiring.

This Collection welcomes contributions addressing signalling networks, transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulation, tumor heterogeneity, cancer stemness, tumor plasticity, biomarker discovery, therapy resistance, tumor microenvironment interactions, and novel targeted or precision therapeutic strategies integrating insights from basic, translational, and clinical research.

This collection aims to gather high-quality papers addressing the metabolic basis of reproductive system tumors and related translational implications. We welcome submissions on topics including, but not limited to, mitochondrial metabolism, lipid and nucleotide metabolism, oncometabolites, endocrine–metabolic crosstalk, immunometabolism, tumor–microenvironment interactions, metabolic plasticity, biomarkers, and metabolism-based therapeutic strategies.

This topical collection highlights advances in electrochemical materials, fundamental mechanisms (including charge transfer, ion transport, and interfacial processes), and device engineering for sustainable energy, environmental remediation, and resource-efficient technologies. It welcomes contributions on energy storage and conversion systems, electrocatalysis, electrochromic and functional devices, as well as interdisciplinary approaches integrating data-driven design, nanotechnology, and smar

This Collection explores mental and behavioral health in conflict-affected settings, focusing on how personality traits, coping strategies, resilience, and social influences shape psychological outcomes. It aims to bring together empirical and methodological research that advances understanding of mental health vulnerability and protection in contexts of crisis and instability.

Organic electrochemistry offers a green, safe, and versatile approach that enables unique reactivities and transformations beyond traditional methods. This Collection in Discover Electrochemistry invites high-quality research on sustainable electrosynthesis, electro–metal dual catalysis, electrochemical synthesis and functionalization of organic selenium compounds and peptides, and material-integrated systems, with an emphasis on in-depth mechanistic insights.

This Scientific Reports Collection invites research on AI-driven scientific evidence and pathways for measurable, verifiable, and scalable green transition, including cross-sectoral, multi-scalar, and system-level mechanism research on green transition systems.

This Collection focuses on recent advances in understanding the changing frequency, intensity, spatial distribution, and impacts of extreme weather and climate events.

This Collection focuses on life-course public mental health, examining how trajectories of mental disorders and addictions develop from early life into older age under the influence of cumulative biological, social and structural determinants. It brings together empirical and conceptual work on inequalities, prevention, early intervention and service use, with a specific emphasis on substance use and behavioural addictions and their interaction with common mental disorders, while considering maj

This Collection focuses on equity‑driven, socially informed strategies for TB and HIV prevention and care, highlighting research and interventions that address social determinants of health to improve outcomes for marginalized populations.

This Collection aims to shed light on the intricate relationship between cognitive processes and brain modulation. We invite research that explores the effects of neurostimulation, pharmacological interventions, and cognitive training on mental health and cognitive function.