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This year we are pleased to celebrate 10 years since Journal of Materials Chemistry was split into three respective journals: Journal of Materials Chemistry A, B and C, each focusing on a different aspect of materials chemistry. We are grateful to our fantastic community of authors, reviewers, Board members and readers and wanted to showcase just some of them in a […]
The UK is now well into a second decade of sluggish productivity growth, with far-reaching consequences for people’s standard of living, for the sustainability of public services, and (arguably) for the wider political environment. It has become usual to date the beginning of this new period of slow productivity growth to the global financial crisis … Continue reading "When did the UK’s productivity slowdown begin?"
This year, as you may know, Journal of Materials Chemistry A, B, and C are celebrating their 10th anniversary! To join in the celebrations, we’ve asked authors to find creative ways to add a ’10’ to the cover artwork and are excited to show you the results in our monthly cover showcase. To join in […]
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Journal of Materials Chemistry A, B and C a one-day symposium was held at Zhengzhou University, chaired, and hosted by Prof. Zhen Zhou (Zhengzhou University, China). To kick off the event Executive editor Dr Michaela Muehlburg, gave an informative welcome address, providing a brief history of the […]
Journal of Materials Chemistry C are pleased to announce an open call for papers to contribute to our upcoming collection on ‘Molecular Scale Electronics’ The concept of using molecules as electronic components has received significant attention over the past 3 decades, initially motivated by the decreasing size of semiconductor-based circuit elements in line with Moore’s […]
View our new metrics including our first impact factor Materials Advances is celebrating its third birthday this year! As the journal continues to grow and finds its place within the materials research community, we would like to thank all our authors, reviewers, editors, and readers for their support. Some exciting initiatives that you can get […]