Evaluation of Microbial Transplantation from High-Productivity Soil to Improve Soybean Performance in Less Productive Farmland by Danilo Tosta Souza, Aurélio Carneiro Soares Moreira, Hélio Danilo Quevedo, André May

“…Future research should optimize (a) inoculant composition for specific productivity gaps; (b) delivery systems; and (c) compatibility with resident microbiomes, particularly in systems where niche-specific processes govern microbial establishment.…”
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A Hybrid Graph-Based Risk Assessment and Attack Path Detection Model for IoT Systems by Ferhat Arat, Sedat Akleylek, Zaliha Yuce Tok

“…The extensive data processing and communication requirements due to the increasing number of devices and connections have also introduced significant security challenges. …”
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Animal board invited review: The need for, and the path towards, a functional understanding of the farmed insect microbiome by N.A. Sibinga, E. Werner, D. Tegtmeier, J. De Smet

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Alteration of mitochondrial function in arthropods during arboviruses infection: a review of the literature by María E. Santana-Román, Santos Ramírez-Carreto, Paola Maycotte, Victoria Pando-Robles

“…Some arboviruses can replicate within arthropod vectors without harming the host. Successful transmission depends on efficient viral replication in the vector’s tissues, ultimately reaching the salivary glands for transmission to a vertebrate host, including humans, via blood-feeding. …”
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Global Research Trends and Regional Disparities in the Political Participation of Arab Muslim Migrants: A Bibliometric Analysis (2013–2023) by Danial Darwis

“…By analysing 12 studies selected from 30 initial search results, the study identifies dominant themes such as diaspora, religiosity, and activism that reflect the socio-political dynamics of Arab Muslim migrants in host countries. These findings highlight the intersections between migration, identity, and politics, influencing policy and integration processes. …”
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The diversity, dynamics, and culturability of bacterial and fungal communities present in warm-season pasture grass seeds by Rens R. T. van Essen, Rens R. T. van Essen, Jatinder Kaur, Jatinder Kaur, Tongda Li, Tongda Li, Ross C. Mann, Tim I. Sawbridge, Tim I. Sawbridge

“…In contrast, the fungal communities were more strongly driven by the genetics of the respective host genera. This suggests that differences in fungal strain levels could be exploited for modification of fungal microbiome effects.…”
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Computational tools and data integration to accelerate vaccine development: challenges, opportunities, and future directions by Lindsey N. Anderson, Charles Tapley Hoyt, Jeremy D. Zucker, Andrew D. McNaughton, Jeremy R. Teuton, Klas Karis, Natasha N. Arokium-Christian, Jackson T. Warley, Zachary R. Stromberg, Benjamin M. Gyori, Benjamin M. Gyori, Neeraj Kumar

“…Despite significant advances in the field of vaccine development there remain numerous challenges including the lack of standardized data reporting and curation practices, making it difficult to determine correlates of protection from experimental and clinical studies. Significant gaps in data and knowledge integration can hinder vaccine development which relies on a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between pathogens and the host immune system. …”
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A comprehensive review of the pathogenic mechanisms of Pseudomonas aeruginosa: synergistic effects of virulence factors, quorum sensing, and biofilm formation by Xindan Zhang, Xindan Zhang, Duo Zhang, Duo Zhang, Di Zhou, Di Zhou, Shuai Zheng, Shuai Zheng, Shuang Li, Qinlong Hou, Qinlong Hou, Gen Li, Gen Li, Huiming Han, Huiming Han

“…Despite these advances, significant gaps remain: the spatiotemporal interplay among different virulence modules; the precise molecular triggers of biofilm dispersal; and the dynamics of bacterial–host immune interactions in vivo. …”
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Dietary transformations and health implications in migrant populations: a global perspective by Joseph Vinod Varre, Mia Dustin, Stephan Van Vliet

“…BackgroundDietary acculturation—the process by which migrants adopt the dietary patterns of their host country—has become increasingly relevant given the unprecedented scale of international migration. …”
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A Psychosocial Exploration of International Medical Graduate Journeys, Perceptions, Challenges and Resulting Impacts: A Sequential Explanatory Mixed Methods Study by Healey SJR, Fakes K, Malau-Aduli BS, Nair BR

“…Working conditions, location/lifestyle and personal/family opportunities were among the reasons for Australia’s popularity as a host country. The most disliked aspects were system processes (eg, bureaucracy, certifications, licencing etc) (87/199; 43.7%), and discrimination, bias, racism, or prejudice (53/199; 26.6%). …”
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Improving collaboration between native Hawaiians and energy professionals to explore geothermal energy potential in Hawai‘i by Noa Kamana, Mehana Vaughan

“…Throughout Hawai‘i’s history Native Hawaiians have been marginalized in decision making processes, overlooking cultural implications of development. …”
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ACTUAL KNOWLEDGE OF A STANDARD AND LEGAL BASIS OF MIGRATION AS A CONDITION OF MIGRANTS’ SUCCESSFUL ADAPTATION TO THE NEW SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT AND THEIR ADOPTION BY ABORIGINAL INHABIT... by Izafa Sh. Gadzhieva

“…The author draws out the migration policy gaps and justifies the need of the necessity of special educational work among migrants and host country. …”
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Glucocorticoid therapy for sepsis in the AI era: a survey on current and future approaches by Chenglong Liang, Shuo Pan, Wei Wu, Fanxuan Chen, Chengxi Zhang, Chen Zhou, Yifan Gao, Xiangyuan Ruan, Shichao Quan, Qi Zhao, Jingye Pan

“…Sepsis, a life-threatening medical condition, manifests as new or worsening organ failures due to a dysregulated host response to infection. Many patients with sepsis have manifested a hyperinflammatory phenotype leading to the identification of inflammatory modulation by corticosteroids as a key treatment modality. …”
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“Us” or “Them”: Internal Migrants in the Perceptions of the Siberian Cities’ Citizens (on the Example of Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk and Tomsk) by Dmitry O. Timoshkin, Fedor A. Smetanin, Diana E. Gorshkova, Andrei A. Voloshin, Kirill A. Ivanov, Iuliia O. Koreshkova, Arina E. Sorokina, Sofiya A. Ignatenko, Galina A. Shaposhnikova-Murashova

“…Internal migrants are able to bridge the gap to the host society much faster than cross-border migrants, which supports the thesis of strengthening civic identity in Russia. …”
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Cell wall remodeling in a fungal pathogen is required for hyphal growth into microspaces by Hinata Miki, Melani Mariscal Gomez, Ayaka Itani, Daisuke Yamanaka, Yoshikatsu Sato, Antonio Di Pietro, Norio Takeshita

“…The ability of fungal hyphae to traverse narrow plant tissue spaces, such as apoplastic gaps and plasmodesmata, is essential for successful host colonization. …”
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Using mechanistic models to highlight research priorities for tick-borne zoonotic diseases: Improving our understanding of the ecology and maintenance of Kyasanur Forest Disease in... by Richard M J Hassall, Sarah J Burthe, Stefanie M Schäfer, Nienke Hartemink, Bethan V Purse

“…As such, effective control measures and interventions are often hindered by a limited ecological evidence base, which results in a limited understanding of epidemiologically relevant hosts or vectors and the processes that contribute to the maintenance of pathogens and spillover to humans. …”
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Healthcare professionals’ perspectives on the challenges in the vaccination of Ukrainian child migrants and war refugees: findings from a qualitative study in Poland by Katarzyna Lewtak, Aneta Nitsch-Osuch, Anna Dzielska, Tomasz Maciejewski, Anastasiia Atif (Nurzynska), Agnieszka Sochoń-Latuszek, Katarzyna Kukuła, Dorota Wiktoria Kleszczewska

“…Results This qualitative study revealed that at each stage of the JHI, there were challenges related to vaccinating Ukrainian children in Poland, which were similar to those experienced in other countries – gaps in routine immunizations and the need to fill these gaps by ensuring refugee populations are fully included in routine immunization in the host country. …”
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The interplay between migration and self-identity: a structured review using TCCM and bibliometric analysis by Harshita Barua, Nidhi Maheshwari

“…IntroductionThis study explores the intricate relationship between migration and self-identity, emphasizing how the migratory process extends beyond geographic movement to impact individuals' cultural, social, and psychological landscapes. …”
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Conceptual Approaches аnd the Program of Polimas-Stability Study of Migration of Foreign Students in Russia by N. A. Shchitova, V. S. Belozerov, I. A. Soloviev

“…An analysis of the state of the theoretical and methodological base on the problem of migration of foreign students made it possible to establish the lack of elaboration of aspects related to the spatial features of their transformation and, in particular, the adaptation of foreign students in host countries. The proposed conceptual approaches and research program are aimed at filling the identified gaps.…”
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Antarctic Marine Viruses: A Review and Future Perspectives by Chuan Zhai, Fraser Kennedy, Yantao Liang, Min Wang, Andrew McMinn

“…Key findings reveal a predominance of lytic cycles during periods of high microbial activity, and the presence of auxiliary metabolic genes that enhance virus–host adaptability in these extreme environments. …”
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