In a recent Nature Communications study, researchers explored nanoporous amorphous carbon nanopillars, showcasing their lightweight yet high-strength properties and potential for various engineering applications.
In a recent Science Advances article, researchers explored two-dimensional silk fibroin films derived from Bombyx mori silk, highlighting their potential in electronics due to unique structural properties and biocompatibility.
Professor Chuanlai Xu is a Distinguished Professor at Jiangnan University in China. He is a passionate educator and a highly successful entrepreneur who has transferred academic discoveries to real societal impact on food safety and drug abuse. His research focuses on the development of nanomaterials and biomaterials for antibody engineering and diagnostics. He has […]
We are delighted to announce an open call for papers to our new themed collection focusing on protein cages! Guest Editors: Kanchan Chauhan (Center of Nanosciences and Nanotechnology UNAM, Mexico), Rafael Vazquez Duhalt (CNyn-UNAM, Mexico), Sierin Lim (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore) Submit before 28 February 2025 If you are interested in contributing to this collection, please […]
Journal of Materials Chemistry B, Materials Advances, Biomaterials Science, Nanoscale, and Materials Horizons were delighted to sponsor 2 prizes each for ‘The 40th Annual Meeting of the Japan Society of Drug Delivery System’, which was held in Japan from July 9th – 11th. Please join us in congratulating Takuma Yoshikawa, Takuto Toriumi, Mitsuru Ando, Heemin Chang, […]
Submit your work before 10 January 2025 Journal of Materials Chemistry A and Nanoscale are pleased to announce an open call for papers for a joint cross-journal collection on nanogenerators. Ever since the first nanogenerator was invented by Wang’s group in 2005, several important fields have been evolved. Through continuous development over the years, various […]