This month, we are celebrating 5 years of Nature Reviews Methods Primers with a variety of Comments and Q&As that address recent advancements in methods!

Waves are everywhere around us. From the sub-nano scale of atoms to the vastness of the universe, signals are superpositions of waves. This week's #Primer unveils the intricacies of wave #AnalysisTools. 📖👉go.nature.com/44dgNY7

With the #PrimeView we decided to highlight the major experimental components of the technique. 👀👉 doi.org/10.1038/s43586-025-0…

This week's Prime View is on phage therapy. We hope you'll like it! go.nature.com/4k20GCq

Phage therapy uses bacteriophages to target bacteria and treat infections. From microbiological methods to clinical applications, learn more about this technique with our latest Primer! It's out today and you can find it here: go.nature.com/4hAHBFs

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This PrimeView highlights how to measure fluid properties in artificial nanopores. Free to download for a week: go.nature.com/47BLshp

Nanofluidics studies fluids in artificial nanopores, where confinement and interfaces result in unique phenomena. Find out how to prepare nanostructures and probe fluid transport at the nanoscale in our latest Primer: go.nature.com/3zqIZtK

September feature: Microbial electrodes 🦠⚡️ Microbial electrodes combine electroactive microorganisms with electron conducting materials to facilitate the conversions between electrical and chemical energy Check it out: go.nature.com/3ARBdJr

This PrimeView highlights the reconstruction of particle trajectories from raw microscopy or other imaging data to obtain insights into the dynamics of cellular processes. Free to download for a week: go.nature.com/3XG9zs8

Single-particle tracking is a method for analyzing motion behaviors of individual proteins and complexes in live cells Check out our latest Primer to find out more: go.nature.com/3B033Dv @LucienWeissLab @Francois__Simon @S_vanTeeffelen @med_umontreal @UMontreal @polymtl