Many new entries in the Top 40 most-read papers in Advanced Materials last week, including work on graphene, organic and oxide semiconductors, plasmonics, and nanostructures.
Many new entries in the Top 40 most-read papers in Advanced Materials last week, including work on graphene, organic and oxide semiconductors, plasmonics, and nanostructures.
Monica Craciun’s communication on graphene-based conductors tops the charts in the first Advanced Materials Top 40.
Bruker Introduces High Definition and the revolutionary NMR Thermometer™ to NMR with Sensitive, Accurate, High Definition NMR Spectrometer
Random access memory, plasmonic cloaking, photovoltaic cells, and much more – the most downloaded pss articles from March.
The text begins with introductory material and the basics, before going on to cover the techniques needed to determine growth processes, melting, reactions, and doping as well as mechanical, magnetic, optical and electronic properties. A final section is...
This book deals with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling and simulation of materials processing. Papers discuss the modeling of multiscale and multiphase phenomena in material processing systems. The book focuses on the CFD modeling and simulation of...
This book introduces readers to the fundamentals, basic principles, properties, and applications of electrical polymers. It provides the principles in an extended and accessible way, as well as including examples of state-of-the-art scientific issues. The book...
Data storage on hard disk has been advancing rapidly. Many new developments have taken place in the emerging perpendicular recording technology, especially in the field of recording media and heads. With contributions from experts worldwide, Developments in...
Professor Tetsuya Uda and co-workers have uncovered the first evidence of tetravalent dysprosium in a crystalline oxide material.
From invisibility cloaks to metatronics – metamaterials might offer a wealth of innovative applications. Prerequisite are 3D metamaterials working in the THz region. Latest developments could initiate a further upswing for this strange seeming kind of matter.