Yingying Lan

Human skin is the outermost complex ecosystem that hosts numerous microbial communities. The reciprocal communication between these microbial inhabitants and host cells plays pivotal roles in maintaining skin homeostasis. While current research primarily focuses on the functions of skin microbiota in chronic wounds, the mechanisms by which skin microbiota affect acute wounds such as burn wounds need further exploration.

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Boosting Rate Performance of Primary Li/CFx Batteries through Interlayer Conductive Network Engineering As an attractive cathode material with ultra-high theoretical capacity and energy density, graphite fluoride (CFx) is a promising option for lithium primary batteries. However, its application in high-power demanded scenarios is limited by poor rate performance, mainly due to intrinsic low electrical conductivity and sluggish electrochemical kinetics.