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The article presents the front cover of the journal along with information on its contents including viewpoints, articles, research reviews and profiles. It mentions the journal's Editor-in-Chief Alistair M. Hetherington, and other editors including Andrew Groover, Davis, Physiology & Development and Owen K Atkin, Environment. It offers information about the journal including its aims and scope, subscription, copyright, and photocopying.

The article presents the front cover of the journal along with information including editor-in-chief David J. Speare, consulting editor R. J. Roberts, and members of the editorial board. It discusses copyright, copying, subscriptions, back issues, editorial correspondence, disclaimer, and aims and scope. It also presents a table of contents with articles including "Limited performance of MALDI-TOF for identifi cation of fish Aeromonas isolates at species level."

The article presents the front cover of the journal along with information on editors and editorial board including N. Basu, C.A. Bishop, and J. Blasco. It presents a table of contents on topics including 'Developing and Applying Control Charts to Detect Changes in Water Chemistry Parameters Measured in the Athabasca River Near the Oil Sands: A Tool for Surveillance Monitoring.' It offers general information about the journal including copyright, manuscripts, and correspondence.

The article presents the front cover of the journal along with a table of contents on topics including carbon dynamics of wetland ecosystems in Alaska, cost-efficient restoration of aquatic ecosystem, and contemporary evolution and scaling of 32 cities in China. It offers information regarding the journal including disclaimer, manuscripts, membership and subscriptions, back issues, and electronic mail contact.

The article presents the cover of the journal along with information on topics covered in the journal including air pollution control, energy efficiency and remediation, editor Martin Abraham, associate editors, members of the editorial advisory board, information for subscribers, and disclaimer. It also presents a table of contents on topics including book reviews, remediation treatment, sustainability, and sustainable energy.

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The cover image, by Aitor Ameztegui et al., is based on the Research Paper Land ‐ use legacies rather than climate change are driving the recent upward shift of the mountain treeline in the Pyrenees, DOI: 10.1111/geb.12407. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Metal nanorods, nanotubes, and nanoribbons are conceptually and practically important new catalysts, with properties intermediate between small metal clusters and low ‐ index metal surfaces. The dissociation of hydrogen over narrow, periodic, quasi ‐ one ‐ dimensional coinage metal nanoribbons provides a simple test case for exploring these catalysts. On page 1717 (DOI:10.1002/qua.24994), John J. Determan, Salvador Moncho, Edward N. Brothers, and Benjamin G. Janesko explore the predictions of various density functional theory (DFT) approximations for this model system. The cover shows the computed transition states for hydrogen dissociation over Group 10 (Ni, Pd, Pt) and Group 11 (Cu, Ag, Au) nanoribbons. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Photomagnetic and nonlinear optical properties of three bis ‐ imino nitroxide based GFP chromophore (cis and trans) coupled diradicals are explored on page 1561 (DOI:10.1002/qua.24981) by Debojit Bhattacharya and coworkers. Results were obtained using DFT (using a suite of six Minnesota functions and other functionals). The changes in exchange magnetic coupling constants during photo ‐ induced trans to cis conversion are related to the nuclear independent chemical shift and harmonic oscillator model of aromaticity indices. Nonlinear optical response properties in these diradical systems reveal unusually large static first hyperpolarizabilities making them excellent candidates for future practical applications in optics and optoelectronics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Quantum Chemical Topology (QCT) provides topological atoms for the novel protein force field QCTFF. On page 1005 (DOI:10.1002/qua.24900), an energy transferability study on oligopeptides by Paul L.A. Popelier shows that the alpha carbon in penta ‐ alanine (center) may as well have been extracted from tri ‐ alanine (top left). Hundreds of configurations of tri ‐ alanine are then sampled via normal mode distortion leading to hundreds of ab initio wave functions. QCT then cuts out the alpha carbon from each wave function (top right) and calculates its multipole moments, and intra ‐ atomic and inter ‐ atomic energy components, for which Kriging models are obtained (middle right). The image was prepared with the help of Peter Maxwell. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The image sketches representative vibrations and basic equations for a symmetric top molecule (benzene). Matteo Piccardo, Julien Bloino, and Vincenzo Barone discuss the topic on page 948 (DOI:10.1002/qua.24931) with the aim of presenting a comprehensive yet effective treatment of rotovibrational energies and thermodynamic functions by vibrational perturbation theory, including linear, symmetric, and asymmetric tops. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Reimagining the cell – dissolving the boundaries of scientific specialisation by C. Kyne and P. Crowley (pp. 3016‐3028). Permission to reproduce the image was kindly granted by Professor Adrian H. Elcock (University of Iowa, USA). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Influence of genetic and non‐genetic intra‐tumour diversity on the global fitness landscape of cancer cells by F. Caiado et al. (pp. 2245–2258). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Alveolar epithelial cells from genetically modified cattle are less susceptible to Mycobacterium bovis infection by F. Su et al. (pp. 776–790). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Confocal microscopy image of a Simkania negevensis infected A549 cell [snGroEL (red), DAPI (blue) staining] by J.‐A. Herweg and T. Rudel (pp. 608–618). Image kindly provided by Adrian Mehlitz, Elke Rieck and Jo‐Ana Herweg, Department of Microbiology, Germany. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Current and putative drugs for combination treatment directed at the basic defect underlying the recessive disorder cystic fibrosis by C. M. Farinha and P. Matos (pp. 246–264). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]