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EXO – Beyond the Cell Welcomes Columbia University Libraries as an Institutional Participant
Under this agreement, articles published in EXO will be integrated into Columbia University Libraries’ academic resource system and made accessible through its catalog and discovery services. This will extend the journal’s reach to a broader community of researchers and enhance its long-term scholarly impact.
Science Exploration Press Joins STM

Science Exploration Press has recently been accepted as a member of the STM Association (the International Association of Scientific, Technical and Medical Publishers).

Prof. Bing Li and Prof. Ying Chen Highlighted Thermo-X at the 3rd Phase Change Materials Innovation and Application Forum

On April 17, Prof. Bing Li and Prof. Ying Chen, members of the Editorial Board of Thermo-X, attended the 3rd Phase Change Materials Innovation and Application Forum (PCM2026). During the conference, Prof. Li and Prof. Chen introduced and promoted Thermo-X, highlighting the journal's publication scope and editorial vision, which further enhanced the journal's exposure within the field.

Featured Articles

Recent advances in catalytic asymmetric synthesis of chiral organogermanes
  • Chiral organogermanes hold great potential as bioisosteres in medicinal chemistry and functional materials, yet their development has long been hindered by a scarcity of efficient synthetic strategies. This review offers a comprehensive overview of recent

  • Shao-Wu Liu, ... Chuan He
February 13, 2026 Download PDF
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Implementation of artificial intelligence in the clinical management of longevity
  • Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a central driver in healthy longevity medicine (HLM), offering new tools to characterize biological aging trajectories, identify preclinical physiological decline, and optimize interventions aimed at preserving

  • Evelyne Bischof, ... Dominika Wilczok
January 29, 2026 Download PDF
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The coming decade in ferroptosis research: Five riddles
  • Ferroptosis is, in many ways, the odd one out among cell death modalities. It does not, at least as far as we know, require an activating signal. Instead, it represents a default cellular fate that is continuously repressed by a multilayered network of surveillance

  • Anastasia Levkina, ... Marcus Conrad
January 06, 2026 Download PDF
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Lipoprotein(a) in cardiovascular disease with focus on peripheral arterial disease, major adverse limb events, abdominal aortic aneurysms and interaction with low-grade inflammation
  • Lipoprotein(a) is an established risk factor for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD), with strong evidence of causality from genetic and epidemiological studies. This recognition has led to the development of multiple potent lipoprotein(a)-lowering

  • Peter E. Thomas, ... Børge G. Nordestgaard
December 30, 2025 Download PDF
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A thymus-centric perspective on immune ageing: Mechanisms, cross-species insights, and therapeutic directions
  • Immunosenescence is a biological process accompanying ageing, characterized by increased susceptibility to infections, reduced vaccine efficacy, and the development of chronic low-grade inflammation. Although immunosenescence is systemic, the relative

  • Albert Mironenkov, ... Yu-Xuan Lyu
December 24, 2025 Download PDF
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NHCs-catalyzed enantioselective synthesis of biaryl axially chiral imides
  • The synthesis of biaryl axially chiral amides and their derivatives—compounds that have shown promise as additives or catalysts in asymmetric catalysis—has traditionally relied on transition-metal catalysts. Herein, we report an NHC-catalyzed organocatalytic

  • Yingtao Wu, ... Qian Zhang
December 15, 2025 Download PDF
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Enantioselective aza-Mislow-Evans rearrangement through S-allenylation of sulfenamides with alkynyl carbenes
  • Sulfonylhydrazones are valuable carbene precursors in asymmetric synthesis; however, their use typically generates sulfinic acid, which is inevitably discarded as stoichiometric waste. In this work, the carbene chemistry and sulfur chemistry are integrated

  • Bin Wei, ... Xingwei Li
December 12, 2025 Download PDF
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Hallmarks of aging: Integrating molecular and social determinants
  • The biology of aging is increasingly understood through geroscience frameworks integrating molecular, cellular, physiological, and social hallmarks. Recently, we introduced psychosocial factors including mental illness as an important hallmark of

  • Carlos López-Otín, Guido Kroemer
October 31, 2025 Download PDF
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Conference Collaborations

Immune Aging Conference
Aging is a complex and multi-dimensional process that affects all tissues of all organisms. Accumulating evidence suggests that disruption of immune homeostasis and responses with age plays a significant role in the aetiology and pathogenesis of many aging-associated diseases. Recent advances in genomic technologies (e.g., single cell, spatial approaches), combined with advances in molecular techniques (CRISPR-Cas9), enable precise descriptions of molecular and cellular changes associated with immune system aging in human cells as well as in model organisms. With these advances, we are in need of interdisciplinary settings to promote interactions to foster collaborative research and career advancement across disciplines.
Second International Conference on Digital Intelligence for Energy Systems (ICDIES 2026)
The Second International Conference on Digital Intelligence for Energy Systems (ICDIES 2026) will bring together researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers to discuss the latest developments in digital technologies for energy systems. The conference focuses on the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data, Internet of Things (IoT), digital twins, and advanced analytics to improve energy efficiency, renewable energy integration, smart grid operation, and sustainable energy management. ICDIES 2026 provides an international platform for knowledge exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the promotion of innovative solutions for the future of intelligent and low-carbon energy systems.
4th Metabolism in Health & Disease Conference
Metabolism is central to most biological processes that impact health and disease, from subcellular organelles to whole-body homeostasis. Correct metabolic rewiring drives development and maintenance of tissues, whereas metabolic dysfunction is a factor in key issues that affect worldwide populations such as aging, cancer and metabolic diseases. Despite the huge advances in metabolism research, key questions need answering to translate our knowledge into impactful solutions.

Expert Insights

Engineering Strategies to Promote Cancer Nanomedicine Performance and Clinical Translation - Presentation
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Engineering Strategies to Promote Cancer Nanomedicine Performance and Clinical Translation - Free Discussion
5
Metabolic Programming of Macrophages-Presentation
41
Emotion Recognition in Virtual Reality: Toward Adaptive and Responsible Technologies-Presentation
5
Expert Focus Vol. 03
Prof. Changshun Shao-Cancer and cell aging
5
Graphene-Based Field-Effect Transistors for Biosensing: Where Is the Field Heading To?-Presentation
48

Ongoing Special Issues

BIM-Driven Intelligent Construction and Operation
Prof. Yi Tan, Prof. Yichuan Deng, Prof. Qian Wang, Prof. Keyu Chen
  • Submission Deadline: 31 Dec 2026
  • Published articles: 1
  • Submission Deadline: 31 Aug 2026
  • Published articles: 1
Resource Sustainability and Circular Economy in Construction
Prof. Jian Zuo, Prof. Rodney Stewart, Prof. Yang WANG
  • Submission Deadline: 31 Aug 2026
  • Published articles: 1
  • Submission Deadline: 26 Jun 2026
  • Published articles: 2

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