This joint Collection welcomes submissions of primary research in structural biology that link protein dynamics to function, structure and evolution. Examples include uncovering the role played by dynamics on the evolution of protein function, modulating protein interactions and the organisation of protein complexes.

This special Collection focuses on the molecular pathways and recent innovations in targeted therapies for acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) and related myeloid neoplasms. We welcome original research exploring the mechanisms of resistance, including Venetoclax resistance, and the role of key mutations.

This collection explores strengths-based and meaning-oriented approaches to eating disorder recovery, highlighting how hope, identity, and connection can support individuals in building fulfilling lives beyond symptom reduction.

Alzheimer’s Research & Therapy is presenting a new Collection on Real-World Implementation of Blood-Based Biomarkers for Neurodegenerative and Neuroinflammatory Diseases. This Collection highlights original research articles and reviews that advance the practical deployment of blood-based biomarkers across neurodegenerative and neuroinflammatory diseases, clarify their clinical utility, or address the challenges of global implementation.

Global travel and migration drive the spread of infections and antimicrobial resistance, creating diagnostic and treatment challenges. Addressing these requires strong epidemiological insight and integrated clinical–laboratory approaches. Advances in rapid and molecular diagnostics and new therapies enable faster detection and targeted care. Progress depends on linking microbiology with patient care and strengthening evidence‑based management of travel‑related infections.

With this collection, Nature Communications, Nature, Nature Cancer, Nature Neuroscience, Nature Progress Oncology, Nature Progress Brain Health and Communications Biology invite submissions that aim to elucidate the molecular mechanisms underlying bidirectional cancer–nervous system interactions and their influence on the tumour microenvironment, as well as pre-clinical and clinical studies exploring potential therapeutic strategies to target neural–cancer interactions.

JCOIN 2.0 advances evidence‑based interventions to improve early intervention, treatment, and recovery for justice‑involved populations. This Collection highlights study protocols and support centers that strengthen implementation, collaboration, and care models across community, court, and correctional settings.

Veterinary Oncology is pleased to announce a new thematic Collection dedicated to the rapidly evolving field of sarcoma research, and we welcome submissions from the global veterinary and comparative oncology community.

This Collection seeks original contributions across the field of 4D printing. We particularly welcome advances in biocompatible or biodegradable materials, novel applications, and computational design for shape morphing.

This Collection seeks original contributions across the field of nuclear reactors and its structural materials. We also welcome advances in large-scale processing, long-term mechanical tests, and physical mechanisms.

Metabolites occupy a central yet often under appreciated position in cellular regulation, acting not only as substrates and intermediates but as signals that inform and recalibrate fundamental biological programs. With this Collection, we aim to highlight research that dissects how metabolic states intersect with gene regulation, protein activity, organelle function, and intercellular communication.

This collection seeks original research for opioid and non-opioid drug discovery and molecular mechanisms

This topic explores the development and application of post-quantum cryptographic techniques to protect critical systems from quantum-computing threats. It emphasizes quantum-resistant algorithms, secure communication protocols, and practical deployment strategies to safeguard sensitive data and ensure the resilience of essential infrastructures such as finance, healthcare, energy, and transportation.

This collection focuses on security, privacy, and trust management in decentralized peer-to-peer architectures. It highlights innovative cryptographic frameworks, secure consensus methods, and trust-aware protocols that ensure resilient, scalable, and privacy-preserving distributed ecosystems for Web3, IoT, and next-generation networked applications.

This Collection invites contributions focused on the early metabolomic signatures of cardiometabolic risk, emphasizing the identification of biomarkers through advanced metabolic profiling techniques. We welcome research that explores lipidomics, insulin resistance, and the integration of multi-omics approaches, all aimed at enhancing our understanding of cardiometabolic health and informing precision medicine strategies.

This Collection invites contributions focused on the role of adsorptive and nanomaterial innovations in urban water systems. We welcome research that investigates advanced materials, such as activated carbon, graphene oxide, biochar, and carbon nanotubes, for their potential to enhance contaminant removal and improve water quality. Submissions should explore both theoretical and practical aspects of these materials within the context of urban water management.

This Collection seeks to compile research on plant symbiosis, focusing on the complex relationships between plants and their microbial partners. Submissions are welcome that explore mechanisms of nutrient uptake, the role of beneficial microorganisms, and implications for sustainable agriculture, with the aim of enhancing plant resilience and productivity in changing environmental conditions.

This Collection invites research on infrastructure, governance, workforce, and measurement that determine whether health systems actually learn in the AI era.

AAPS Open invites articles on science-based and risk-informed innovations in pharmaceutical quality systems across the product lifecycle. Spanning stability science, analytical strategy, data governance, and digital enablement, this collection spotlights practical, implementation-ready approaches, grounded in ICH and pharmacopeial frameworks, to advance pharmaceutical quality in both development and commercial settings.

This special Collection focuses on the molecular pathways and recent innovations in targeted therapies for acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) and related myeloid neoplasms. We welcome original research exploring the mechanisms of resistance, including Venetoclax resistance, and the role of key mutations.