Nature Sensors subscription

Nature Sensors publishes fundamental, applied, and engineering research across the full spectrum of sensing technologies, spanning biological, computational, engineering, and systems domains. The journal covers the development of novel sensor materials and devices, as well as the design, integration, and broader application of sensor systems. Emphasizing technological advancements in sensor design, materials, signal processing, and data analytics, Nature Sensors highlights the transformative societal impact of sensing technologies. The journal aims to bridge scientific research, engineering, and industry, encouraging interdisciplinary collaboration to tackle complex challenges in areas such as healthcare, environmental monitoring, bio-integrated devices, automotive, civil infrastructure, and smart technologies. 

Like all Nature-branded journals, Nature Sensors is defined by a dedicated editorial team, a rigorous peer-review process, high standards of copy editing and production, rapid publication, and editorial independence. The journal not only presents high-impact primary research but also offers commentaries, reviews, and analyses on key issues and emerging trends in the field of sensing technologies. 

Topics covered in the journal include: 

• Imaging sensing 
• Sensor materials 
• Signal processing 
• Sensor circuitry 
• Analogue and digital electronics 
• Optical sensing 
• Quantum sensing 
• Acoustic and ultrasonic sensing 
• Chemical sensors 
• Nanosensors 
• Biosensors 
• Wearable sensors 
• Implantable sensors 
• Point-of-care diagnostics 
• Data analytics 
• Internet of Things (IoT) 
• Big data 
• Sensor networks 
• Structural health monitoring 
• Environmental sensing 
• Smart materials and structures 
• Environmental monitoring 
• Remote sensing 
• Sustainability and green technologies 
• Sensor integration for robotics 
• Autonomous systems 
• Human–robot interaction 
• AI-enhanced sensing 
• Edge computing 
• Industrial automation 
• Predictive maintenance 
• Supply chain and inventory management 
• Wireless sensing  
• 5G/6G sensor networks