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    This Collection aims to bring together cutting-edge research on the synthesis and integration of carbon nanomaterials and their hybrids, with a focus on innovative strategies, fundamental mechanisms, and application-driven design.

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    This Collection aims to showcase research on small molecule and crystalline framework polymorphism, with a focus on applications in pharmaceutical and materials sciences, as well as state-of-the-art techniques for the prediction, analysis, and characterisation of polymorphs.

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    The editors at Communications Chemistry invite manuscripts that highlight advances in biosynthesis of natural products, including but not limited to: discovery of new biosynthetic genes and clusters; elucidation of biosynthetic pathways; understanding the catalytic properties and mechanism of biosynthetic enzymes; engineering biosynthetic enzymes and pathways; identification of new natural products; de novo biosynthesis; tools and technologies.

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    This Collection highlights experimental and theoretical advances in the design, preparation, characterization, mechanistic understanding and application of single-atom catalysts.

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    The 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M. Yaghi “for the development of metal–organic frameworks.”

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    This cross-journal Collection highlights advances in methods for chemical protein modification.

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    This cross-journal Collection invites manuscripts that highlight advances in the fundamentals and applications of multinuclear complexes and small inorganic clusters.

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    This Collection welcomes the submission of primary research Articles, Comments, Perspectives, and Reviews on the latest advancements in flow synthesis, as well as automation, artificial intelligence, and reactor engineering etc.

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    This Collection aims to bring together cutting-edge research and innovative solutions addressing the resilience and performance of batteries under extreme conditions.

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    This Collection serves as a platform for researchers to share insights and contribute to the ongoing evolution of molecules and materials used for photothermal therapy as a transformative therapeutic approach.

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    Development of advanced systems and materials for triplet harvesting holds great promise for many applications. This Collection aims to bring together research from different areas of triplet-harvesting systems and materials.

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    This cross-journal Collection welcomes original research and commentary on all facets of electrochemical separations, from materials design to system characterization, scale-up, and analysis.

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