Publishing articles within Nature Physics

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  • Editorial |

    Claims of a room-temperature, ambient-pressure superconductor recently kicked up a storm on social media. As the dust settles, we take stock of what this experience can teach us.

  • Editorial |

    As sharing of research data becomes more important, we are facilitating this by integrating the Figshare repository into our submission system.

  • Editorial |

    A new study that reveals under-citation of women physicists invites individual and journal-level action to tackle discrimination.

  • Editorial |

    The Guided Open Access pilot we are trialling with five other journals in the Nature Portfolio will continue into 2022. We highlight some of the main lessons we’ve learned so far.

  • Editorial |

    They say a picture tells a thousand words, so by that accounting, the visual word count of a Nature Physics paper doubles that of its text. So how best to use that budget?

  • Editorial |

    Ensuring that a manuscript is vetted by experts is an important part of the editorial process, so we strive to choose the best reviewers to help us do this. How we manage the selection is a nuanced process.

  • Editorial |

    Along with five other journals in the Nature Portfolio, Nature Physics will pilot a new Guided Open Access trial in 2021. We explain how it works.

  • Editorial |

    A scientist’s legacy is defined not only by their research but also by their teaching. Stronger efforts should be made to preserve and celebrate the exposition of physics at all levels.

  • Editorial |

    As a result of feedback from the research community, we are strengthening our encouragement for authors to share a certain amount of data with their papers.

  • Correspondence |

    • Benjamin Bahr
    • , William J. Cunningham
    •  & Sebastian Steinhaus
  • Editorial |

    Nature Physics is one of 23 Springer Nature journals involved in a pilot scheme to make published papers readily available via ResearchGate.

  • Editorial |

    Each year, hundreds of scientists dedicate their time and expertise to help us assess the manuscripts that we send out for review. For those papers that make it through to publication, we will now be thanking them publicly.

  • Editorial |

    After much debate about what should be done about sharing of scientific data and source code, practical solutions are still hard to come by. How should the physics community move forward?

  • Editorial |

    This month marks the launch of Nature Reviews Physics, the newest addition to the Nature Reviews stables.

  • Perspective
    | Open Access

    The solutions adopted by the high-energy physics community to foster reproducible research are examples of best practices that could be embraced more widely. This first experience suggests that reproducibility requires going beyond openness.

    • Xiaoli Chen
    • , Sünje Dallmeier-Tiessen
    •  & Sebastian Neubert
  • Editorial |

    The strengths and limitations of peer review have long been documented. The concept of ergodicity from statistical physics may shine a new light on them.

  • Editorial |

    Some Springer Nature journals, including Nature Physics, are mandating Open Researcher and Contributor IDs (ORCIDs) for the corresponding authors of accepted papers. We provide some context to this initiative.

  • Editorial |

    This month we officially welcome our new sister journal, Nature Astronomy.

  • Editorial |

    During its 25 years of existence, arXiv has exceeded every expectation in terms of growth and its impact on how science is disseminated.

  • Interview |

    Paul Ginsparg shares his thoughts about the future of the preprint server he created 25 years ago.

    • Iulia Georgescu
  • Editorial |

    The history of physics publishing in the past century shows how the changing needs of the research community shaped the dissemination of knowledge through scientific journals.

  • Editorial |

    Nature Physics will soon offer the option of double-blind peer review, for which authors and referees are anonymous.

  • Editorial |

    As the ninth year of Nature Physics draws to a close, we say goodbye to our launching Chief Editor, Alison Wright, and welcome her successor, Andrea Taroni, to the team.

  • Editorial |

    Datasets can now be published, shared — and cited — in Scientific Data.

  • Futures |

    • Steven L. Peck
  • Editorial |

    Every scientist has an interest in their own citations, but regularly updated maps of citations across all of science are tracking what's hot and what's not.

  • Editorial |

    Nature Physics is now available in an iPad app.

  • Editorial |

    A unique identifier for every researcher will keep the scientific record in order.

  • Editorial |

    The web blackout symbolized concern over potential legislation, which we share.