The interfaces of complex oxides may be tuned to create novel multifunctionalities for next-generation electronic devices.
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Micro-/Nanotechnology
Viruses as Controllable Nanodevices
Physical, chemical, and synthetic virology work together to reprogram viruses as controllable nanodevices.
Hall of Fame Highlight: Xun Wang
Prof. Xun Wang reflects on a moment of inspiration, his current research on sub-nanomaterials, and other research inspiring him today.
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Carbon Nanomaterials in Healthcare [Video]
Carbon nanomaterials are promising therapeutic and diagnostic agents for healthcare applications including imaging and drug-delivery.
Coming Soon: The 20th Anniversary of Advanced Engineering Materials
Advanced Engineering Materials celebrates its 20th Anniversary in 2019.
![Understanding Multifield Coupling Phenomena in Materials [Video]](https://www.advancedsciencenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/adma201803064_ASN_image.bmp)
Understanding Multifield Coupling Phenomena in Materials [Video]
Scanning probe microscopy is a powerful characterization tool for studying MCP in materials.
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Challenges in Manganese-Oxide-Based Energy Storage [Video]
The high theoretical capacitance of manganese oxide makes it appealing as an electrode material for batteries, but several obstacles remain.
Hall of Fame Highlight: Frank Caruso
Frank Caruso on nanomaterials for the future of medicine.
Packaging Moving Particles in Solid Materials
A visible color change occurs when active nanocomposites are heated and re-cooled, which is attributed to the mobility of the nanoparticles embedded inside the material.
![3D Nanoprinting Super-Repellent Surfaces [Video]](https://www.advancedsciencenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/adma201803890_ASN_image.jpg)
3D Nanoprinting Super-Repellent Surfaces [Video]
Micropillars fabricated by 3D direct laser writing create superoleophobic and superhydrophobic surfaces.
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