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Part of the world's most cited neuroscience series, this journal promotes theoretical modeling of brain function, building key communication between theoretical and experimental neuroscience.
This multidisciplinary journal covers the spectrum of ecological and evolutionary inquiry. It provides insights into our natural and anthropogenic world, and how it can best be managed.
The official journal of the International Union of Immunological Societies (IUIS) and the most cited in its field, leading the way for research across basic, translational and clinical immunology.
A multidisciplinary journal that promotes discussions on inter-sectoral public health challenges, from health promotion to climate change, transportation, environmental change, and species diversity.
Part of the world's most cited neuroscience journal series, this journal highlights research in all species that advances our understanding of the neural mechanisms underlying behavioral outcomes.
A multidisciplinary journal that explores the breadth of materials science, engineering and mechanics - from carbon-based materials to smart materials.
Movement of cells taking place during embryonic development, in patho-physiological conditions or in diseased states (e.g., as a primary mode to generate ...
In response to the growing challenges posed by climate variability and urbanization, cities urgently require innovative, ...
Recent advances in plant biotechnology are transforming the landscape of plant-soil interactions, offering novel insights and ...
Generative AI and large language models (LLMs) are transforming how we interact with data across numerous domains. In healthcare, these models demonstrate ...
Drug resistance in solid tumors remains a major obstacle in oncology, frequently leading to treatment failure and disease relapse. A central contributor to ...
Infectious diseases remain a major public health challenge worldwide, prompting continuous advancement in mathematical modeling techniques, analytical ...
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