Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology(ENCECO)  journal publishes studies that examine the environmental chemistry (distribution, dynamics and fate) of pollutants, the biologic and toxic effects of man-made chemical pollutants on ecotoxicological animal models and plants.

The first direct dating of Little Ice Age moraines in Marguerite Bay reveals how glaciers advanced during one of the Antarctic Peninsula’s recent significant cooling periods.

A centralized monitoring system integrates data from multiple bedside monitors onto a single display; however, interface design can affect nurses’ recognition of critical information and their clinical decision-making. This study designed display interface elements based on ergonomic principles and evaluated their usability through behavioral and eye-tracking experiments. Fifty participants compared four interfaces: three mainstream centralized monitoring interfaces and one ergonomically designed interface. Compared with several existing interfaces, the ergonomic interface (Interface 4) yielded higher accuracy for heart rate and oxygen saturation, shorter total fixation time in areas of interest, fewer fixation points, and a lower average pupil diameter. In subjective ratings, 46% of participants selected Interface 4 as the most conducive to information acquisition. These findings provide a scientific basis for optimizing centralized monitoring interfaces to reduce cognitive load, improve information acquisition efficiency, and enhance patient safety.