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Michael Obersteiner
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Editor, Nexus, Cell Press
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By Ke Li, Lei Gao, Zhaoxia Guo, Yucheng Dong, Enayat A. Moallemi, Michael Obersteiner, Meiqian Chen| Nature Verified AbstractChina’s long-term sustainability faces socioeconomic and environmental uncertainties. We identify five key systemic risk drivers, called disruptors, which could push China into a polycrisis: pandemic disease, ageing and shrinking population, deglobalization, climate change, and biodiversity loss. Using an integrated simulation model, we quantify the effects of these disruptors on the country’s long-term sustainability framed by 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
By Jinyue Yan, Michael Obersteiner| Cell Press Verified Main textScience and engineering are distinct fields, and their intersection is the space where scientific breakthroughs and innovation are born. The nexus of science and engineering is where scientists and engineers create new technologies, products, and solutions to solve complex real-world problems. In today's interconnected world, the nexus is more important than ever.
By Ke Li, Lei Gao, Zhaoxia Guo, Yucheng Dong, Enayat A. Moallemi, Michael Obersteiner, Meiqian Chen| Nature Verified AbstractChina’s long-term sustainability faces socioeconomic and environmental uncertainties. We identify five key systemic risk drivers, called disruptors, which could push China into a polycrisis: pandemic disease, ageing and shrinking population, deglobalization, climate change, and biodiversity loss. Using an integrated simulation model, we quantify the effects of these disruptors on the country’s long-term sustainability framed by 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Cell Press
Cell Press is a prominent publisher of scientific journals, focusing on life sciences and extending into physical, earth, and health sciences. Founded in 1974 by Benjamin Lewin, the company launched its flagship journal, *Cell*, and has since expanded its portfolio to include over 50 journals across various scientific disciplines. Notable publications include *Neuron*, *Immunity*, and *Molecular Cell*. In 1999, Cell Press became part of Elsevier. The company is dedicated to high editorial standards and offers resources to support researchers in manuscript writing and publishing. Cell Press also champions open-access publishing, exemplified by the launch of *Cell Reports* in 2011, which provides a platform for rapid dissemination of research findings. With a commitment to innovation and the sharing of scientific knowledge, Cell Press serves a global audience of scientists, researchers, and academic institutions.
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