Founded in 1869, the British scientific journal Nature turns 150 this year and remains one of the top-tier journals within the scientific community. With over 140 journals published under the Nature research group, we take a peek at its legacy and the criticisms it has faced, as well as what it means to be published in a top-tier journal.

<p>Founded in 1869, the British scientific journal Nature <a href="https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-07844-6">turns 150 this year</a> and remains one of the top-tier journals within the scientific community. With over 140 journals published under the Nature research group, we take a peek at its legacy and the criticisms it has faced, as well as what it means to be published in a top-tier journal.</p>

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