China West Normal University

A Bibliometric Analysis of Global Research Trends on Companion Animals and Mental Health: Revealing Research Hotspots and Future Prospects

Companion animals have increasingly become central to human emotional life, yet the literature linking living with companion animals, human–animal interaction, and mental health remains fragmented. This study mapped global research trends on companion animals and mental health fr...

Component Self‐Initiated Photopolymerization for Gel Polymer Electrolytes in Zinc–Air Batteries

ABSTRACT Flexible zinc–air batteries (FZABs) require gel polymer electrolytes (GPEs) to ensure ionic transport, interfacial stability, and mechanical flexibility, yet their development is limited by trade‐offs among mechanical robustness, low‐temperature tolerance, and fabricatio...

Component Self‐Initiated Photopolymerization for Gel Polymer Electrolytes in Zinc–Air Batteries

ABSTRACT Flexible zinc–air batteries (FZABs) require gel polymer electrolytes (GPEs) to ensure ionic transport, interfacial stability, and mechanical flexibility, yet their development is limited by trade‐offs among mechanical robustness, low‐temperature tolerance, and fabricatio...

Assessing the interactive effects of land use and climate change on species assemblages of giant panda and its sympatric large- and medium-sized terrestrial mammals

Land use and climate change are currently two most important drivers of biodiversity loss worldwide. Although the effect of these two drivers on species assemblages has been widely assessed both in isolation and in combination, their interactive effects (i.e., additive, synergist...

Natural factors, not land use type, determine topsoil mercury levels in the urbanized mosaic of the Hengduan Mountains, Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, China

Context It is widely recognized that contaminants in urban topsoil can present substantial threats to ecosystems and human health. Mercury (Hg) is a persistent pollutant arising from both anthropogenic (industrial and transport emissions) and natural (e.g. biomass burning, weathe...

Effects of diarrhea and antibiotic-induced microbial elimination on dynamic changes in fecal microbial communities and antibiotic resistance of Hu sheep lambs ( Ovis aries )

Background As a highly reproductive meat sheep breed in China, Hu sheep is an important economic group in ruminant animal breeding. However, research on its intestinal microbiomes under the background of diarrhea and antibiotic treatment remains relatively limited. Methods This s...