Do we actually have a moral duty to refrain from actions that are typically climate-unfriendly?
Do we actually have a moral duty to refrain from actions that are typically climate-unfriendly?
Bin Liu and co-workers highlight recently developed AIE polymer systems from synthesis to properties and biological applications.
The first issue of Advanced Biosystems highlights retinal implants, DNA nanotweezers, and living diodes.
Researchers achieve the Shockley–Queisser optimal bandgap for an organolead trihalide hybrid perovskite using high pressure.
Two special anniversary issues have been published, authored by the journals’ advisory board members
Incorporation of nanomaterials within hydrogels has great potential, as a simple approach, to generate multifunctional scaffolds with unprecedent biological, mechanical, and electrical properties.
Researchers from EMPA, the Swiss Federal Institute for Science and Technology, present light scattering enhancement at the absorption edge in dewetting droplets of cyanine dyes.
Vascularized cardiac patch provides a cell home for a patient’s own stem cells for drug screening and a personalized tissue graft.
Research highlights from this month’s Advanced Healthcare Materials issues.
An international team suggest that coordination network materials, in particular MOFs, will be a useful platform for low-threshold lasers for diverse applications.