Skip to main content

Thank you for visiting nature.com. You are using a browser version with limited support for CSS. To obtain the best experience, we recommend you use a more up to date browser (or turn off compatibility mode in Internet Explorer). In the meantime, to ensure continued support, we are displaying the site without styles and JavaScript.

Collections

Calls for papers

Filters ​

  • Collection |

    This Collection explores how traumatic brain injury initiates or accelerates Parkinsonian neurodegeneration, from molecular mechanisms to clinical outcomes.

    Image: peterschreiber.media / iStock / Getty Images Plus/ Stock Photos | Brain Damage
    Open for submissions

  • Collection |

    This collection invites research on the heterogeneity of PD, with a focus on the clinical expression, underlying mechanisms, identification of non-clinical markers, and development of assistive tool to predict progression and treatment response and to stratify patients for clinical trials and other clinical research.

    Image: © Peshkova / iStock / Getty Images Plus/ Stock Photos | Abstract
    Open for submissions

  • Collection |

    We particularly request etiological and biomarker-driven studies that clarify how neural systems support (or fail to support) cognitive abilities, including studies leveraging multimodal neuroimaging, genetics, or computational modeling.

    Image: © Shinsei Motions / iStock / Getty Images Plus / Stock Photos | Artificial Intelligence
    Open for submissions

  • Collection |

    This Collection invites research on how age-related changes in the neuroimmune axis and its interactions contribute to Parkinson’s Disease (PD), with a focus on mechanisms underlying age-related inflammaging, immune cell dynamics and function, and their potential as therapeutic targets.

    Image: © [M]EgudinKa/iStock / Getty Images Plus/VasjaKoman/DigitalVision Vectors
    Open for submissions

  • Collection |

    This Collection invites research on mechanisms of neurodegeneration, gene-environment interactions, and the influence on progression and disease heterogeneity from known or emerging environmental risks for Parkinson’s disease.

    Image: © veratomankova/iStock/Getty Images Plus/Gettyimages
    Open for submissions

  • Collection |

    This collection invites research surrounding all aspects of the indigenous microbiome as it relates to Parkinson’s disease etiology, progression, and treatment.

    Image: © [M] Béa / Stock.adobe.com

Search

Advanced search

Quick links