Calls for papers

This Collection welcomes original research articles from Psychology, Neurology, Neuroscience, Radiology, and Immunology, among others, reporting advances in our understanding of Multiple Sclerosis, as well as its diagnosis and treatment.

The editors at Nature Communications, Communications Psychology and Scientific Reports invite submissions to a Collection on the topic of group diversity.

This Collection welcomes original research articles from Psychology, Psychiatry, and Neuroscience focusing on all aspects of auditory processing and perception and its associated disorders. The Collection considers studies reporting basic or applied research, as well as methodological advances in this domain. Research studies conducted with children, adults, and special populations are all welcome.

This Collection welcomes original research articles from Psychology, Psychiatry, and Neuroscience investigating the cognitive and neural processes underlying emotion regulation and dysregulation, as well as new developments in assessment and treatment strategies for emotion dysregulation

This Collection welcomes original research articles from the areas of Psychology and Neuroscience focusing on the cognitive and neural processes underlying visual attention and its associated disorders.

This Collection welcomes original research articles from Psychology, Psychiatry, and Neuroscience reporting studies on the risk factors of chronic pain and potential approaches to its management.

This Collection welcomes original work from all these areas reporting basic, behavioral, and clinical research on empathy.

This Collection welcomes original research articles that draw from the fields of Psychology, Neuroscience, and Physiology to investigate the factors that contribute to athletic performance and inform strategies that help athletes build resilience and improve their mental well-being.

This Collection welcomes original research articles that investigate risk factors, warning signs, and strategies aimed at the prevention of suicide. We particularly welcome interdisciplinary approaches, well-validated social media-based studies, and robust empirical data that may lead to policy recommendations.

This Collection welcomes original research articles from Psychology, Psychiatry, and Neuroscience, investigating grief and trauma and their consequences following distressing events.