Calls for papers

In this call for papers, we are inviting submissions of papers reporting interventional trials - we will consider phase I to phase IV clinical trials - including those yielding negative results for which primary end-points were not met.

This Collection highlights research on the role of AI in education. This is a multidisciplinary collaboration bringing together psychological, educational, and computational perspectives.

In this collection, we welcome submissions that further our understanding of species’ evolutionary responses to contemporary global change.

This Collection seeks to highlight new innovative research and clinical advancements in hormone-based therapies for metabolic diseases, particularly emphasizing the critical role of incretins in treatment strategies.

With this cross-journal Collection, the editors at Nature Communications, Communications Psychology and Communications AI and Computing invite work on the intersection of psychology and LLMs.

With this cross-journal Collection, the editors at Nature Communications and Communications AI & Computing invite manuscripts that highlight comprehensive studies on data cleaning, processing and curating: for AI and by AI.

With this cross-journal Collection, the editors at Nature Communications, Communications Medicine, npj Exercise Medicine and Health, and Scientific Reports invite manuscripts that highlight work exploring the mechanisms through which exercise modulates health, preclinical and clinical interventional studies as well as epidemiological and public health research.

This cross-journal collection will consider submissions of research articles that highlight advances in nanomedicine aimed at overcoming cancer treatment failure, as well as nanotechnology used to uncover the underlying biological mechanisms of such failure.

This collection highlights innovative approaches that reduce complexity and cost in the design, fabrication, and deployment of optical imaging technologies.

With this cross-journal collection, Communications Health, and Nature Communications invite Articles describing the application of infectious disease models to timely health policy questions.