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Our Early Career Researchers (ECR) Co-Review Initiative ensures that #ECR are recognised for their contribution to peer-review and that they can get involved in peer-review alongside more experienced researchers. Learn more: nature.com/articles/s4146… nature.com/ncomms/for-rev…

Announcing Nature Progress Oncology! An open-access journal in the new Nature Progress series, publishing significant advances in cancer research, from cell biology and immunology, therapeutics, clinical research, and epidemiology nature.com/natprogoncology

Announcing Nature Progress Brain Health! A new open-access journal bringing together timely research across the full landscape of brain health, including preclinical and translational neuroscience, neurology, and neuropsychiatry nature.com/natprogbrainhe…

Comment by Prof @icouzin that explores how collective intelligence emerges from local interactions in animal groups, and how these principles inform the design of swarm robotic systems. @NatureComms @NaturePortfolio nature.com/articles/s4146…

Save the date! We are hosting the webinar "Inflammatory cell death and anti-tumor immunity". Join us and our speakers Dmitri Krysko, Judy Lieberman, @deadoc80, Pascal Meier 📅 Tuesday 14th Oct 2025 ⏰ 16.00 PM (GMT+1) Register here: cassyni.com/events/QAERnqX…

🧬 Don’t miss the 2nd Meeting on Epigenetics & Epigenomics in Health & Disease! Our editor Dr P. Mallini will be there. 📅Sept 24–26, 2025 | 📍Brussels 🔗xcellsconferences.com/epigenetics2025 #Epigenetics2025 #Epigenomics

I will be attending the 2nd European Fluid Dynamics Conference in Dublin from August 26 to August 29, 2025. Feel free to reach out if you will be attending as well. #Fluids #Softmatter #physics @NatureComms

New collection alert! NeuroAI and Embodied Intelligence We welcome submissions that explore neurobiologically-inspired models, architectures, and learning algorithms that have the potential to enhance embodied AI and robotic systems. nature.com/collections/gi…

We're bringing together experts to @Uni_Stuttgart to discuss recent challenges & advancements in perovskite-based solar cells. Grab your early bird🎟️by Apr. 30! go.nature.com/3WWp4uX @NatureMaterials @NatureComms @NatureEnergyJnl @naturesustainab @NatRevMater @NatRevElectrEng

Best practices for in-situ and operando techniques within electrocatalytic systems doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

Our editor Laura Sanchez Burgos will be from tomorrow at the @EACRnews congress on Persister Cells: from Bacteria to Cancer! Please go say hi if you want to learn more about our journal or our open collection on Drug-tolerant persister cells in cancer nature.com/collections/di…

We are looking for a new editor in Battery and electrochemistry. Hiring location: Milan, Madrid, New York, Philadelphia, Shanghai. Deadline 30 March: springernature.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/es/SpringerNat…

@AlbertoArdid and colleagues present new work in which they use transfer machine learning methods that help forecasting volcanic eruptions, also at less monitored volcanoes. nature.com/articles/s4146…

We're thrilled to announce our event in Germany hosting global leaders in the field of perovskite-based solar cells. In partnership w/ U of Stuttgart @NatureComms @NatureEnergyJnl @NatureMaterials @naturesustainab @NatRevMater & @NatRevElectrEng >>go.nature.com/3WWp4uX

Our editor Laura Sanchez Burgos will be attending the @EACRnews congress on Persister Cells: from Bacteria to Cancer in Lyon next month! Please go say hi if you want to learn more about our journal or about our open collection on DTPs in cancer nature.com/collections/di…

Our cross-journal collection on Drug-tolerant persister cells in cancer is now open! We welcome submissions aiming to elucidate the molecular mechanisms, potential therapeutic targets and biomarkers of drug-tolerant persister cells for cancer. @CommsBio nature.com/collections/di…

Check out our full paper in Nature Communications! 📜🔗 nature.com/articles/s4146… Excited to discuss—DMs open for collaborations! 🔬💡 #CancerResearch #Metastasis #ECM #DigitalPathology #SpatialBiology #NatureComms

Looking at regional warming and marine bivalves, brachiopods, and gastropods in the early Jurassic, Reddin et al. find that species with cooler temperature preferences than local conditions were more likely to become extirpated or extinct. nature.com/articles/s4146…

The evolutionary reasons for the variation in silicon concentrations across plant families remains unclear. Pang et al. provide evidence that silicon variation is closely linked to global & long-term climate change nature.com/articles/s4146…

Shrub encroachment into grasslands affects species biodiversity & ecosystem functioning. Dang et al. find that shrubs reduce pathogen load in colder regions but may increase it in warmer regions. @liuxiangsh nature.com/articles/s4146…

Plant taxonomic richness & average range-size commonly exhibit a negative relationship. Liu et al. reveal that in northeast Siberia & Alaska, this relationship shifted from positive to negative at the glacial to Holocene transition. @YingLiu1234567 nature.com/articles/s4146…