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Researchers develop a highly versatile and adaptable artificial leaf for solar water-splitting in various natural environments.
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The enhanced emission of Cu nanocrystals/MOF composites is selectively quenched by TNT.
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Qiang Zhang takes a moment to outline the lithium dendrite formation problem faced by researchers working on lithium-based battery technologies.
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Wei Chen and co-workers control the thickness of a carbon shell encapsulating precious metal catalysts to yield efficient electrocatalysts.
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A new type of surface optical sensor for water capable of being embedded in aircraft wings with no influence on the aerodynamic design and capable of record high-performance.
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