The interfaces of complex oxides may be tuned to create novel multifunctionalities for next-generation electronic devices.
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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.
Packaging Moving Particles in Solid Materials
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Chemists have created a heterometallic superatom that provides prerequisites for developing new, more cost-effective catalysts.
Direct Writing of MXene Conductive Inks: Micro‐Supercapacitors on Paper
Direct writing of low-cost MXene-in-water inks using a rollerball pen.
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.
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Improving on ELISA with Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Nanoparticles
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A Digital Coding Metasurface Controlled by Light [Video]
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