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Researchers Across Asia-Pacific Are Reading These – Are You?
Explore the most-read journals by students and researchers across Singapore, Seoul, Sydney, and beyond. Our handpicked selection features titles across these regions in Asia-Pacific in 2025 that will broaden your knowledge and enhance the quality of your work.
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Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition
by Meghan L. Ruebel et al.
Hot air drying on wheat in the intelligence era: research advances, challenges, and future trends
by Jiao Qingqing et al.
Microbiological safety of dehydrated foods: risk analysis, technology evaluation, and synergistic strategies for next-generation processing
by Yu Wang
Hydrological Sciences Journal
by Hongshou Li et al.
Future intensification of ENSO impacts on the Southeast Asian hydroclimate
by Thanh Le
Assessment of drought propagation characteristics in the Betwa river basin under CMIP6 climate projections
by Harsh Vardhan Singh et al.
Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association
by Oanh Thi Hoang Le
Exploring stakeholder views on total construction and demolition waste management toward sustainability: A case from Vietnam
by Nhat Minh Tran et al.
Green brick production from rice husk and lake sediment: Energy consumption and optimization
by Kien Ton Tong et al.
Avian Pathology
by Tanjin Tamanna Mumu et al.
Determination of immune responses in mucosal lymphoid tissues following infectious laryngotracheitis virus (ILTV) eye drop and vent brush vaccination of chickens
by Thanh Tien Tran et al.
Efficacy of a multi-clade inactivated recombinant vaccine against the circulating highly pathogenic influenza A/H5N1 of clade 2.3.4.4b in poultry
by Wael M. Elfeil et al.
Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition
by Hui-Dong Sang & Se-Wook Oh
Roles of microorganisms in the flavor evolution of prepared aquatic foods: comprehensively understanding their metabolic mechanisms, quorum sensing, and innovative regulation strategies
by Xi Zhao et al.
Stress resistance, antibiotic resistance, and pathogenicity of foodborne pathogenic bacteria in the viable but nonculturable state
by Hui Liu et al.
Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association
by Chandan Roy
Waste sorting policy impact on mercury emissions from municipal solid waste incineration: Evidence from China
by Junfeng Pang et al.
Numerical simulation of secondary air location effect on waste incineration in a grate boiler
by Mengzhi Zhi et al.
Soil Science and Plant Nutrition
by Md. Mahedy Alam
Reduced nitrous oxide emissions from andosol upland field applied with nitrogen-enriched cattle manure compost pellets
by Tsuyoshi Yamane et al.
Prediction of available nitrogen response to organic material application using soil carbon content in agricultural soils of Japan
by Yuri Ichinose & Yusuke Takata
International Journal of Remote Sensing
by Himanshi Babbar & Shalli Rani
Estimating plant β-diversity using airborne and spaceborne imaging spectroscopy
by Nivedita Priyadarshini Kamaraj et al.
Study on CO2 concentration assimilation by integrating a multi-source satellite fusion dataset based on the WRF-Chem model
by Wenhao Liu et al.
Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition
by Xinru Wang et al.
Recent progress in valorization of fish-derived peptides: multifunctional development from molecular insights to versatile applications
by Yuan Qi et al.
Fungal protein for meat analogues: a review of nutritional, safety, and technological aspects
by Xingmei Yan et al.
Climate Policy
by Robin Rauner
Timing matters: analyzing climate policies and adaptive resilience
by Elisa D’Amico & Tofigh Maboudi
Are public banks gaslighting on climate finance? Analysing policies governing gas infrastructure
by Maxfield Peterson & Christian Downie
Australian Journal of Earth Sciences
by R. Margiono et al.
3D fault growth and linkage during multiphase rifting in the northern Perth Basin
by C. Watts et al.
Continental shelf evolution on a passive continental margin, southeast New South Wales, Australia
by B. G. Thom
Local Environment
by Francesco Facchini et al.
Environmental justice implications of wind blade waste management in the European Union: a systematic review
by Andrea González-García et al.
A just mobility transition? Intersectional responses to car-use reduction measures
by F. Pugliese et al.
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