The Innovation


The next issue will be published on May 28, 2021.		A Cell Press partner journal

See the unseen. Change the unchanged.

The Innovation — published by Cell Press in partnership with members of the Youth
Innovation Promotion Association (YIPA),a part of the Chinese Academy of
Sciences—is a new broad-scope, open access journal publishing basic and applied
research that has impact for the benefit of society.

On the cover: Human civilization has been boosted by the development of chemistry, from fire-using to artificial fuels and chemicals. The advancement of chemistry brings us closer than ever to the nature of microscopic universe. Now, chemists are playing a critical role to develop green energy and intelligent materials. For a bright future of humanity, more and more breakthroughs in chemical technology are needed.

Position: Home > COVID-19

	> Report
	Laboratory Diagnosis and Monitoring the Viral Shedding of SARS-CoV-2 Infection --Yang Yang et al.

	> Article
	Daily CO₂ Emission Reduction Indicates the Control of Activities to Contain COVID-19 in China --Rong Wang et al.

	> Article
	Urban Air Pollution May Enhance COVID-19 Case-Fatality and Mortality Rates in the United States --Donghai Liang et al.

	> Perspective
	Comprehensive Knowledge of Reservoir Hosts is Key to Mitigating Future Pandemics --Pingfen Zhu et al.

	> Commentary
	3D Printing Challenges in Enabling Rapid Response to Public Health Emergencies --Dingyi Wang et al.

	> Commentary
	Recovery of Four COVID-19 Patients via Ozonated Autohemotherapy --Junping Wu et al.

	> Commentary
	Characteristics Analysis and Implications on the COVID-19 Reopening of Victoria, Australia --Lei Zhang et al.

	> Commentary
	Modeling the Epidemic Trend of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus Outbreak in China --Mingwang Shen et al.

	> Commentary
	From animal to human– interspecies analysis provides novel way of ascertaining and fighting COVID-19 --Supratik Kar et al.

	> Commentary
	Patients' Attitudes to Unproven Therapies in Treating COVID-19 Merit Evaluation --Hong-tian Li et al.

	> Article
	Predictive model and risk factors for case fatality of COVID-19: A cohort of 21,392 cases in Hubei, China --Ran Wu et al.

	> Commentary
	Culture versus Policy: More global collaboration to effectively combat COVID-19 --Jianping Li et al.

	> Commentary
	Achieving positive mental health and wellbeing on the COVID-19 frontline --Vicky Poh Hoay Khoo et al.

	> Commentary
	Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19): Lessons learnt from international response and advice to Georgia government --Minaz Mawani et al.

	> Report
	Modeling the prevalence of asymptomatic COVID-19 infections in the Chinese mainland --Xiaoqian Jia et al.

	> Commentary
	Modeling COVID-19 outbreak in China through multi-source information fusion --Lin Wu et al.

	> Commentary
	Accelerate the promotion of mobile payments during the COVID-19 epidemic --Tuanhui Ren et al.

	> Report
	Early research on COVID-19: A bibliometric analysis --Yue Gong et al.

	> Report
	Predicting Illness Severity and Short-term Outcomes of COVID-19: A Retrospective Cohort Study in China --Chuming Chen et al.

	> Editorial
	One World We Stand --Editorial Board

	> News & Buzz
	To Embrace Open Science More Closely --Bi Ning et al.

	> Editorial
	Collaboration in the War against Viruses: a Multidisciplinary International Effort --Ian H. Frazer

	> Commentary
	New Virus, New Challenge --Yi Shi

	> Report
	Epidemiological and Clinical Characteristics of COVID-19 in Adolescents and Young Adults --Jiaqiang Liao et al.

	> Commentary
	Differentiating COVID-19 Response Strategies --Huipeng Liao et al.

	> Commentary
	What Is Required to Prevent a Second Major Outbreak of SARS-CoV-2 upon Lifting Quarantine in Wuhan City, China --Lei Zhang et al.

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