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#1071Genetics & Molecular BiologyFront Page9 November 2025

Late Blight's Evolving Threat to Food Security Demands Novel Solutions

Phytophthora infestans, the pathogen behind late blight, continues to devastate potato and tomato crops globally, posing a significant risk to food security. Its unique biology and rapid adaptation mechanisms consistently challenge current control measures. This highlights a need for innovative, multidisciplinary strategies integrating cutting-edge technologies to develop sustainable management.

By Wang, Li, Zhao, Wang, Fan, Dong, Yang, Zhan

#1072Chemistry & Material ScienceFront Page11 November 2025

Sustainable Zinc-Air Batteries: Promising Candidates for Next-Generation Energy Storage

Sustainable zinc-air batteries (ZABs) show great promise as next-generation energy storage solutions due to their high theoretical energy density, intrinsic safety, and environmental sustainability. However, challenges in rechargeability and energy efficiency, stemming from issues like sluggish oxygen electrocatalysis, electrolyte instability, and degradation of zinc anodes, must be overcome. An integrated approach targeting key scientific and technological bottlenecks is essential for their viability in practical applications.

By Li, Miao, Guo, Luo, Ren, Chen

#1073Chemistry & Material ScienceFront Page5 December 2025

The Wet Frontier: Unveiling the Hidden Chemistry of Interfaces

A pioneering multimodal microscopy platform has finally pierced the veil of solid-liquid interfaces, capturing transient chemical shifts previously lost to science. By combining cryogenic freezing with real-time tracking, this technique offers a 3D map of how nanomaterials react in solution, promising leaps in environmental remediation.

By Liu, Xing, Song, Ling

#1074Medicine & HealthFront Page5 December 2025

The Invisible Siege: Mapping the Unequal Burden of Global Air Pollution

By fusing neural networks with geography, researchers have exposed the staggering human cost of fine particulate matter, revealing a 57% rise in related fatalities since the turn of the millennium. The study paints a grim trajectory for the Global South, where the interplay of health infrastructure and pollution creates a lethal cycle. It is a computational warning that the air we breathe remains one of our most formidable existential threats.

By Wang, Wu, Yuan, Han, Luo, Shu, Wei, Hu, Wang, Xu, Fan

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