Layers of material lying at an angle to each other can develop completely new optical, thermal, and electronic properties

Newest Journal Citation Report results

Colloidal inorganic nanowires assemble into a material with high chiroptical activity

Lithium-metal batteries made safer with non-flammable electrolyte and lithium nitrate additive

Magnetic objective lens system realizes a magnetic field-free environment at the sample position

Molecular stabilization gives high-performance optoelectronic devices

Covestro developed alternative to well-established epoxy-based composites

Flexible device degrades completely in about 100 days and could help to avoid surgeries

Nanocomposite exoskeleton makes mammalian cells more resilient and incorporated inorganic building blocks provide many possibilities

Dong Qin, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA, explains her research