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Correction: AIONS Consensus Conference on Definitions of Artificial Intelligence Surgery, Surgomics and Robotics (Art Int Surg. 2026;6:98-113. DOI:10.20517/ais.2025.113)

Neurodynamics- and observer-based distributed robust formation control for mobile robots

Sulfur-defect-rich Bi₂S₃/ZnIn₂S₄ Z-scheme heterojunction for highly efficient H₂O₂ photosynthesis in pure water

Metabolic reprogramming and the tumor microenvironment in hepatocellular carcinoma: mechanisms and therapeutic targeting

Development of a multi-targeted metabolomics platform for semi-quantification of faecal metabolites: a proof-of-concept analysis in human faeces

Observer-based boundary control for distributed parameter system under denial-of-service attacks

Immunotherapy resistance and strategies in malignant pleural mesothelioma

Liquid metal enabled metallurgy for high-entropy alloys

Multi-omics classification of acute myeloid leukemia guides drug combinations to overcome Venetoclax resistance

Optimising human-robot collaborative teleoperation using adaptive fuzzy logic control and real-time motion intention estimation

AI agents: opportunity, hype, and the way through

Oral microbiota for diagnosis of etomidate abuse via machine learning

A multimodal approach combining tool-pressure and EEG features for laparoscopic skill classification using machine learning

Fascial ball graft in Asian rhinoplasty: a tunable, non-translucent option for tip definition and augmentation

Membrane-bound or soluble, mesenchymal or myeloid: which RANKL drives osteoclastogenesis?

Artificial intelligence and multiomics for longevity across species

StableOx-Cat agent: an AI agent for exploring stable metal oxide electrocatalysts

Microdroplet technology for green chemistry and sustainable energy systems

DIVE-to-design: how a multi-agent workflow converts figure-centric literature into an ai-native hydrogen storage discovery engine

Distributed state estimation over binary sensor networks with energy harvester and dynamic event-triggering protocol: a scalable design