Luis Liz-Marzán on nanoparticles, a concerning trend in science, and his future research plans.
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Graphdiynes: Recent Achievements in Photo- and Electro-Chemical Catalysis
Recent research trends in 2D carbon allotropes for energy conversion.
Mimicking Living Systems using Polymer Chemistry
PISA allows for the complete synthesis of chemical systems without using biochemistry.
Direct Writing of MXene Conductive Inks: Micro‐Supercapacitors on Paper
Direct writing of low-cost MXene-in-water inks using a rollerball pen.
Exploring the Effect of Vitamin E in Cancer Chemotherapy
New research from India shows that vitamin E may prove beneficial to alleviate chemotherapy associated side effects in cancer patients.
Human Intelligence and Experiential Learning in Materials Discovery
Climbing these steps of the materials discovery ladder requires embracing a vast body of experiential knowledge accumulated over years of first-hand experimental and theoretical learning.
Anisotropy as a Feature: Janus and Satellite-like Nanoparticles
Plasmonic–magnetic heterostructures are designed to prevent Ag+ release from cathodic Ag by sacrificial anodic Fe.
Realizing a Sustainable Hydrogen Economy
In Japan, a 10,000 kW Power-to-Gas facility with world largest electrolysis will start supplying hydrogen in 2020.
Injection-Stimulated Soft Robotic Spiders
Based on the Australian peacock spider, a small, silicon-based soft robot is developed.
Carbon Going Green: Quantum Dot Enhanced Photosynthesis
By matching the absorption of chloroplasts, dual-wavelength-emitting carbon dots can enhance the efficiency of the biological photosynthetic system both in vivo and in vitro.
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