Five new entries in the top ten this week as we enter the third week of the Advanced Materials Top 40.

Five new entries in the top ten this week as we enter the third week of the Advanced Materials Top 40.
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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.
New research from MPI Dusseldorf takes aim at corrosion: a reactive system has been developed, able to deliver corrosion inhibitor to any cut on a metal surface.
Monica Craciun’s communication on graphene-based conductors tops the charts in the first Advanced Materials Top 40.
This week, Professor Ozin defends that most maligned of molecules, carbon dioxide.
Scientists from Italy and the USA present an innovative processing method for the fabrication of 3D scaffolds for bone tissue engineering using either fused deposition or conventional hot extrusion.
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