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Call for papers: Tectonic and magmatic drivers of carbon-cycle change
With this cross-journal collection, we invite contributions that examine tectonic and magmatic controls on carbon-cycle evolution through Earth history.

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Call for papers: Antibiotic Resistance in the Environment
With this cross-journal Collection, we invite submissions that highlight the spread of antibiotic resistance across the environment.

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The hidden microbial life of hospital water networks
Water rarely receives the same attention as surfaces or medical devices in infection control. New research explores how hospital distribution networks can become environmental reservoirs for opportunistic bacteria.

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Researchers as Street Sweepers: Clearing Paths Through Complexity
I recorded a simple scene: a street sweeper clearing a large yard covered with fallen leaves. At first glance, it looked like an ordinary act of maintenance.   But the longer I watched, the more it reminded me of research. Yet much of our work is surprisingly similar to sweeping leaves.

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Efficiency versus security in the transportation security agency (TSA’s) public-private partnership program (PPP)
Do public-private partnerships (PPPs) create more efficiency in a public organization? This review examines this issue with respect to Transaction Cost Theory (TCT) and privatization when the Transportation Security Agency started the Screening Partnership Program (SPP).

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