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Topic2️⃣: Functional Polymers
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Topic1️⃣ : Aggregation-induced Emission (AIE)
Recommended by Prof. Ben Zhong Tang, Editor-in-Chief🧑‍🎓
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New Issue Online🔔 | Volume 6 Issue 10📖
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In 2024, ~40% publications in #Aggregate had at least one woman scientist serving as the corresponding author. Our special collection, "2024 Women Scientists in Aggregate", spotlights the remarkable research by women scientists published in 2024.

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Excited to share about #Aggregate in one picture! 😊 With an Impact Factor of 13.7 and CiteScore of 18.3, plus a stellar editorial team and fair/fast peer review, it's a top choice for groundbreaking work. Dive into the world of science beyond molecules! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/2692...
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Editors' Choice👏
1️⃣ Aggregation-induced Emission
2️⃣ Stimulus-Responsive Materials
3️⃣ Inorganic Aggregates
4️⃣ Functional Polymers
5️⃣ Supramolecular Assembly
6️⃣ Chirality & Helicity
7️⃣ Biological Aggregates
8️⃣ Photophysics & Optoelectronics
9️⃣ Theranostics & Healthcare
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This study deciphers how wheat proteins (gliadin/glutelin) form non-covalent aggregates with starch, disrupting its molecular order via hydrophobic and electrostatic forces. Integrating experiments and simulations, we reveal how these aggregates inhibit enzymatic digestion and enhance resistant starch content—enabling tailored glycemic control. The cover visualizes protein-starch synergy for engineering low-digestibility food matrices (e70115).

Volume 6 Issue 9 is online🔔
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Aggregate's Latest Citation Report 📖 from Web of Science with the times cited average per item of 23.9 and H-index above 60 👏

The scope of Aggregate is broad😀, covering assemblies, particles, polymers, dots, clusters, frameworks, hybrids, composites, proteins, cells, pathogens, etc.

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Glad to introduce our international editorial team🧑‍🎓 from 7 countries 🌍🌎🌏(China, Australia, Japan, UK, Canada, USA, Singapore)
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🔔 The latest journal metrics of Aggregate
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How the Pygmy Sea Horse Lost Its Snout

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Volume 6 Issue 8 is online🔔
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Symbiosis with and mimicry of corals were facilitated by immune gene loss and body remodeling in the pygmy seahorse | PNAS A remarkable example of symbiosis involves the pygmy seahorse (Hippocampus bargibanti). It lives obligatorily on gorgonian corals, mimicking their ...

Amazing creatures and the wonderful nature!
"The genome of a small, remarkable sea horse offers a surprising lesson in nature’s creativity." — reported by The New York Times @nytimes.com regarding an interesting PNAS @pnas.org paper published today. 👇 👇 www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

Aggregate Aggregate is an open access aggregate science journal for research involving the assembly of structures - from cell & protein aggregation to aggregate materials.

Aggregate is now on BlueSky! 🥳 We welcome innovative multidisciplinary research involving the aggregation of structures at nano, micro, meso, and macro scales. #aggregate #openaccess #Wiley
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Aggregation is a process or gate through which molecules assemble into complex hierarchical structures covering particles, assemblies, polymers, clusters, frameworks, composites, proteins, cells, etc. #Aggregate #Wiley #Scope #Multidisciplinary
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