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Calling for your paper for the newly launched collection in Scientific Reports: #Publichealth #training and outreach. To learn more about the collection and how to contribute, click the link below or scan the embedded QR code: nature.com/collections/if…… Nature Portfolio #CallForPapers

Past studies on former World Cup venues have highlighted the negative effects for footballers playing in high relative humidities (Brazil) or at high air temperatures (Russia). The 2026 World Cup will take place across Canada, Mexico, and the US, when summer temperatures are

Exploration of the past 6,000 years of Adélie penguin ecology in the Ross Sea highlights past population dynamics and diets, offering insights into biodiversity changes in this marine ecosystem. The researchers take you behind their Nature Communications paper. go.nature.com/3YtC8J7

A paper in Nature Machine Intelligence presents a wearable system designed to assist navigation for blind and partially sighted people. This system uses AI algorithms to survey the environment and send signals to the wearer as they approach an obstacle or object. go.nature.com/42vGccW

Widespread use of digital technology may be associated with lower rates of cognitive decline and cognitive impairment in adults over 50 years old, according to a meta-analysis published in Nature Human Behaviour. go.nature.com/4idi1Gc

Are you curious about how you can use artificial intelligence to boost your research? nature explores how academics and students can choose the right AI tools to streamline various parts of the research process. go.nature.com/44mwY5p

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Water level declines of 5−10m in the Caspian Sea will threaten ecosystem integrity, compromise human infrastructure, and reduce marine protected area coverage by 94%, according to a study in Communications Earth & Environment. go.nature.com/4ijMfY2

A Review in Nature Medicine summarizes recent and compelling examples of microbiome-based interventions that are ripe for clinical adoption while also discussing the challenges and opportunities facing the field. go.nature.com/3Ec9RA6 🔒

#CallForPapers Now open: Nature Portfolio Scientific Reports collection on Photoacoustic imaging go.nature.com/4ifJQOi. Honored to guest edit with my colleagues Luis Dean-Ben, Junjie Yao, Weisong Zhao and Ivan Pelivanov - looking forward to exciting contributions!

Two independent clinical trials reported in nature demonstrate the safety of stem cell therapies for Parkinson’s disease. go.nature.com/42xQlpL go.nature.com/4igzRZ3

A nature analysis shows the 25 highest-cited papers published in the 21st Century and explores why they are breaking records. go.nature.com/3GmxdU4

The findings of a study in Nature Aging shows elevated levels of transfer RNA in Parkinson’s disease and suggests a potential simple and safe blood test that may aid clinicians in pre-symptomatic diagnosis after validation in larger independent cohorts. go.nature.com/4ctYoby

Multi-year La Niña and El Niño events became more common over the past 7,000 years because of orbital forcings causing gradual changes in upper-ocean stratification in the Tropical Eastern Pacific, according to a paper in Nature Geoscience. go.nature.com/44u4mHr

.Nature Medicine features the latest brain–computer interfaces in pre-clinical testing, which receive and send signals, training the brains of participants. go.nature.com/4cEiccs

A paper in Nature Genetics describes a framework for classifying small insertions and deletions from genomic data and applies it to a large dataset comprising seven tumor types. go.nature.com/3Y5oVGj

.nature has updated its analysis of the most cited research of all time, which shows some studies have received hundreds of thousands of citations. go.nature.com/4ii4QDK

A nature Outlook feature explores the therapies that are currently in clinical trials that could last longer and help to save more vision in people with age-related macular degeneration. go.nature.com/42r3DnK

A study in Nature Metabolism provides molecular insights into the mechanisms linking metabolism and behaviour and suggests that inhibition of GDF15–GFRAL signalling might reduce acute anxiety. go.nature.com/4inzfAW

.nature profiles how researchers in Japan have focused on stem cell research to generate therapies to treat conditions as varied as Parkinson’s disease and spinal-cord injury. Japan may be on the cusp of bringing these therapies to market. go.nature.com/4jllC6E