Contribute to a new themed collection in Materials Advances We are delighted to announce an open call for papers to our new themed collection focussing on transition metal based 2D layered materials! We welcome contributions on transition metal based 2D materials in the form of research articles, communications, or reviews in the following […]
What should be in the long-delayed UK Semiconductor Strategy? My previous series of three blogposts set out the global context, the UK’s position in the global semiconductor world, some thoughts on the future directions of the industry, and some of the options open to the UK. Here, in summary, is a list of actions I … Continue reading "What the UK should – and should not – do about semiconductors"
Integrated Graphene, which is pioneering the use of 3D graphene known as GiiTM o transform the human diagnostics and sustainable IoT sectors, is doubling its footprint to meet increased global...
Contribute to a new themed collection in Materials Advances We are delighted to announce an open call for papers to our new themed collection focussing on conducting ceramic membranes for energy conversion and storage. This themed collection will cover the research fields of: Li based solid state batteries Beyond Li conductors (Na, K) […]
Contribute to a new themed collection in Journal of Materials Chemistry B and Materials Advances We are delighted to announce an open call for papers to our new themed collection focussing on biomaterials for innate immunity! This themed collection will focus on the application of biomaterials engineered to study innate immune function or […]
Scientists from Nagoya University’ Institute for Future Materials and Systems have manufactured barium titanate (BaTiO3) nanosheets with a thickness of 1.8 nm, the thinnest thickness ever...
Call for papers: Injectable Hydrogels Guest Edited by Dr Khoon Lim and Dr Julieta Paez We are delighted to announce a special themed collection on Injectable Hydrogels to be published across Biomaterials Science and Journal of Materials Chemistry B. This collection is Guest Edited by: Dr Khoon Lim (University of Sydney, Australia) Dr Julieta I […]
Journal of Materials Chemistry C and Materials Advances are delighted to welcome Professor A. S. Achalkumar from the Indian Institute of Technology (ITT) Guwahati, India, to our Editorial Boards as a new Associate Editor. ‘I am looking forward to working with Editorial Board members of Journal of Materials Chemistry C and Materials Advances […]
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 […]
Journal of Materials Chemistry C and Materials Advances are delighted to welcome Professor Mingzhu Li from the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, to our Editorial Boards as a new Associate Editor. Mingzhu Li received her PhD degree in Chemistry from Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences (ICCAS) in 2008. […]
Contribute to a new themed collection in Materials Advances We are delighted to announce an open call for papers to our new themed collection focussing on advanced materials for sensing and biomedical applications. This collection will focus on developments that work towards 1) next generation sensing technology capable of point-of-care applications and 2) […]
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 […]