Polycations that are degradable by reduction of disulfide bonds can be used as nucleic acid delivery vehicles.
Month: March 2014
Best of pss 2014
Take a look at our impressive 2014 collection of a wide spectrum of topics by expert authors from all over the world.
Scientific CMOS Camera
Scientific sCMOS camera “ORCA-Flash4.0 LT Gen II” scientific CMOS camera with excellent image quality and high reliability. It delivers 2x the speed, 3x the field of view and up to 5x the signal-to-noise of even the best interline CCD cameras.
Ultra-black silicon makes an excellent broadband absorber
A novel ultra-black broadband absorber concept based on a needle-like silicon nanostructure has been developed by Jena researchers.
New self-healing plastics developed
Researchers from KIT and Evonik Industries have developed a novel polymer network that heals itself at relatively low temperatures.
Solvay acquires Plextronics to improve OLED offerings
Expansion also includes new electronics lab in Seoul, South Korean.
Tracking nanoscale changes during lithium ion battery operation
First 3D nanoscale observations of microstructural degradation during battery charge-discharge cycles.
Developing the field of cellular materials
A themed issue, guest-edited by Guenter Stephani (Dresden) and Michael Scheffler (Magdeburg) highlights new developments in cellular materials.
Book review: Handbook of Organic Materials for Optical and (Opto)Electronic Devices
Antonio Facchetti reviews the first edition of the Handbook of Organic Materials for Optical and (Opto)Electronic Devices.
A Fossil Fuel Free World
Professor Ozin explores the repercussions of giving up our fossil fuel addiction.
February highlights from physica status solidi
The latest selection of recent top articles in the physica status solidi journals.
Outdoor operational stability of polymer solar modules
ITO-free large-area organic solar cell modules were operated in outdoor conditions over 1 year simultaneously in India and Denmark.
Trainee sought for Wiley Beijing Office
The Materials Science and Physics group of Wiley is offering a Trainee position based in Beijing.
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