BMC Pulmonary Medicine calls for submissions to our Collection on Remote monitoring of chronic lung disease. This Collection seeks to gather innovative research on the use of remote monitoring technologies in the home-based management of chronic lung diseases.

BMC Genomic Data invites submissions for a new Collection on extra chromosomal DNA Data Notes, highlighting the increasing recognition of extrachromosomal DNA (ecDNA) in biological processes such as genomic instability and adaptive evolution. Submissions are encouraged across various topics, including plasmid-mediated antibiotic resistance, genomic instability, and ecological roles of ecDNA in microbial communities, virus-encoded ecDNA in host-pathogen interactions.

This collection invites original articles on targeted degradation, including PROTAC, LYTAC, MADTAC, degradative nanostructures, and other degrons. It also welcomes studies on mechanisms, customized targeting, and applications in new disease models.

This HSS Comms Collection invites research on all aspects of quality education and training - from pre-school education through to lifelong learning and upskilling.

This HSS Comms Collection focuses on the transformation of the global and regional economy into one that prioritises human and environmental wellbeing.

This HSS Comms Collection covers practice-based projects using interdisciplinary teaching and learning as input for research and, vice versa, using research to improve interdisciplinary teaching and learning.

This Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Collection highlights cognitive biases and heuristics, how and why they arise, and affect decision making.

This HSS Comms Collection invites research and review articles on all aspects of STEM teaching, learning, and assessment.

This HSS Comms Collection welcomes research that considers all aspects of the misinformation ecosystem, the contextual factors that give rise to it and its ramifications.

This Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Collection examines the macro processes of production of social pathologies and pathologies of reason as well as to understand the effects of these pathologies on individuals, societies and cultures.

This HSS Comms Collection welcomes research investigating popular attitudes toward vaccination in the post-COVID-19 pandemic period.

This Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Collection welcomes research investigating the growing disparity between the wealthy and the poor, as well as new avenues and systems to reverse this.

This HSS Comms Collection explores the methods of making and using evidence in the process of policymaking, including empirical, methodological and theoretical work.

This HSS Comms Collection invites research that interrogates the causes, impact, and repercussions of the "manosphere" and networked misogyny.

This HSS Comms Collection provides a platform where research expertise in integration and implementation for transformation can be recognised, described, synthesised, evaluated and improved.

This Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Collection reflects the growing awareness of the many strands and traditions that have been developing in different disciplines and aims to take stock of Discourse Studies as an interdisciplinary field.

This Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Collection aims to bring together interdisciplinary research that thinks critically about digitalization from social, economic, political, environmental, and other perspectives against the backdrop of COVID-19.

This broad and all-encapsulating Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Collection engages with the study of horror and the Gothic through literature, film, television, new media, and electronic gaming.

This Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Collection is concerned primarily with the theory and practice of interdisciplinarity.

This Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Collection will bring together philosophical contributions concerning digital knowledge infrastructure, broadly construed.