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  • Graph neural networks and transformers taking advantage of contextual information and large unannotated multimodal datasets are redefining what is possible in computational medicine.

    Editorial
  • Comparisons of neural recordings across time, across subsets of neurons and across individuals requires the alignment of low-dimensional latent representations.

    • Max Dabagia
    • Konrad P. Kording
    • Eva L. Dyer
    Comment
  • Everyone benefits from the filters for rigour, excellence and trust that scholarly journals should provide.

    Editorial
  • Research manuscripts and the associated scientific data generated for projects that are funded by federal agencies in the United States will need to be made publicly available immediately on publication.

    Editorial
  • Designing viral diagnostic tests for point-of-care use involves many trade-offs. Yet ease of use, low cost and accuracy shouldn’t be compromised.

    Editorial
  • By allowing for the visualization of living tissue faster, at higher contrast or with larger fields of view, imaging modalities widely used in research are making inroads into the detection of disease in the human body.

    Editorial
  • Better cell sourcing and increasingly fine control over cell differentiation, tissue formation and cell and tissue maturation are pushing forward progress in disease modelling, drug development and regenerative medicine.

    Editorial
  • Lessons being learned about the utility of COVID-19 diagnostics are informing the design, required real-world performance and deployment needs of technologies for the detection of infectious diseases.

    Editorial
  • The growth of citations to published content typically follows an S-shaped curve. We look back at the fairly homogeneous citation-growth patterns — and at the few exceptions to them — for the content that we published in 2017.

    Editorial
  • A deeper understanding of the myriad ways that the mechanics of cellular and tissue microenvironments trigger or exacerbate disease will open up pathways for new interventions.

    Editorial
  • The repertoire of new preclinical strategies for fighting tumours that resist or evade immunotherapy drugs and cellular immunotherapies is widening.

    Editorial
  • The newest strategies for delivering therapeutics to specific cells and tissues are increasingly translationally promising.

    Editorial
  • Biomedical research needs upgraded standards for the monitoring, control and reporting of the environmental conditions of cells in culture.

    Editorial