🎉 Catal Launches AI Video Summaries!

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🎉 Catal Launches AI Video Summaries!
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Catal now features AI-generated, author-approved video summaries for selected research articles. These short, engaging videos make complex science easier to understand—perfect for researchers, students, and science enthusiasts.

✅ Scientifically accurate
✅ Easy to share
✅ Designed for impact

🎬 Watch the first video summary:
CuNi@Pt-Cu nano-octahedra for enhanced formic acid electrooxidation

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More summaries coming soon—stay tuned!

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    Catal is an open access journal covering full spectrum of catalysis critical advances. From biocatalysts to heterogeneous catalysts, it integrates fundamental and applied sciences. Catal offers a primary platform for researchers and practitioners in the field.

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Bio-Catalysis in Circular Bioeconomy and Green Chemistry

This collection emphasizes the role of bio-catalysis in advancing the circular bioeconomy, focusing on enzymatic transformations and eco-friendly processes that valorize renewable feedstocks. Contributions should highlight innovative applications of bio-catalysis in waste-to-value systems, biorefineries, and green chemical synthesis.

Catal invites research articles, reviews and reports on the topic of the development of enzymes, metabolic engineering, and integration of bio-catalysis into industrial processes, aiming to reduce dependency on fossil-based resources and promote sustainable practices.

Publishing Model: Open Access

Deadline: Mar 31, 2026