Nature Reviews Bioengineering

Our April issue is live! Microrobots for pulmonary drug delivery, the status of extracellular vesicles, organoid analytical toolkits, biomaterials with droplet microfluidics, artefacts in continuous neuromonitoring, and more Read it here: go.nature.com/48pu6pV

CAR-X cell engineering dlvr.it/TSG6WV

Synthetic polymer receptors for cold-chain-free paper diagnostics dlvr.it/TSCvJm

Engineered cells as programmable mRNA delivery vehicles dlvr.it/TSBzt7

A framework of digital biomarkers for neurodegenerative diseases dlvr.it/TSBznZ

Cell sheet engineering dlvr.it/TSBzjt

Neuromodulation for gait disorders dlvr.it/TS7dbr

Stress-testing scientific narratives dlvr.it/TS4bbD

Neuroengineering as a systems engineering discipline dlvr.it/TS3cVy

Scientific progress isn’t just about more papers. It’s about stepping back and questioning the story we are telling. In our latest Editorial, we argue that Reviews and field‑level syntheses should pressure‑test the assumptions guiding entire disciplines: go.nature.com/4tQZRAi

Nature Reviews Computing, which will publish leading Review-type articles from all of computer science and its applications, is now open for proposal submissions!💻 While most of our content is commissioned, we welcome proposals too. Find out more here: go.nature.com/4dAXgWu

Bioengineering symposium in Berlin! We’re excited to co‑organize the @MDC_Berlin Bioengineering symposium on July 6, 2026. Top speakers, poster awards, and great networking with the bioengineering community and Nature editors! Info & registration: mdc-berlin.de/BioE-2026

Aesthetics as a core design dimension for human-centred robotic systems dlvr.it/TRvw8W