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Structures and inhibition of the Crimean–Congo haemorrhagic fever virus polymerase

✇Nature
By: Lu Xue · Jiacheng Gui · Hainei Pan · Fan Wu · Shenghua Gao · Wenhua Kuang · Tiancai Chang · Zimu Li · Binqian Zou · Heyu Zhao · Mei Li · Min Zhou · Hongyu Yuan · Lijun Rong · Peng Gong · Jun He · Zengqin Deng · Manli Wang · Peng Zhan · Xinwen Chen · Xiaoli Xiong

Nature, Published online: 22 July 2026; doi:10.1038/s41586-026-10701-6

Structural studies of Crimean–Congo haemorrhagic fever virus (CCHFV) polymerase reveal the structural basis of CCHFV RNA synthesis and highlight druggable sites for designing both nucleoside antivirals and non-nucleoside antivirals.
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Rapid changes in global river particulate organic carbon flux

✇Nature Geoscience
By: Shang Tian · Dongfeng Li · Pierre Regnier · Joshua F. Dean · Jaia Syvitski · Maoyuan Feng · Anmeng Sha · Yi Zhao · Yingzhong Luo · Cihong Fang · Qiuwen Chen · Dianchang Wang · Jinren Ni

Nature Geoscience, Published online: 29 June 2026; doi:10.1038/s41561-026-02034-w

Satellite observations suggest an approximate 20% increase in global riverine particulate organic carbon export to the ocean over the past four decades, driven primarily by tropical deforestation and Arctic permafrost thaw.
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Dual-mechanism synergy of adsorbate evolution and lattice oxygen in high-entropy oxides for enhanced water oxidation

✇RSC - Energy Environment
By: Zhen Xin Hui · Zeliang Ju · Jia Zhao Li · Hui Li · Xu Liu · Huai Bi Hu · Zi Wen · Zhi Wen Chen · Chun Cheng Yang · Qing Jiang

Energy Environ. Sci., 2026, Advance Article
DOI: 10.1039/D6EE00598E, Paper
Zhen Xin Hui, Zeliang Ju, Jia Zhao Li, Hui Li, Xu Liu, Huai Bi Hu, Zi Wen, Zhi Wen Chen, Chun Cheng Yang, Qing Jiang
A spinel-type FeCoNiCrRu high-entropy oxide is synthesized via an ultrafast thermal shock method. This catalyst overcomes the activity–stability trade-off in OER catalysis through the synergistic AEM–LOM dual-pathway mechanism.
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