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Towards seamless bionic interfaces
New research solves two major problems in strechable electronics: poor adhesion and troublesome photopatterning.
Chained-up gold for diagnosis and cure
Nanogold chains assemble into multifunctional micelles capable of a variety of biomedical applications.
Advanced Materials has a new look: the Anywhere Article
The default view for articles published in Advanced Materials is now the Anywhere Article, Wiley’s enhanced HTML article.
Nanoporous materials for reproducible SERS
Researchers have designed and fabricated a new class of SERS substrate based on three-dimensional nanoporous materials.
DNA & RNA incorporation into organic electronics
New research from an American group shows the incorporation of DNA and RNA bases in organic light emitting diodes.
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Experiments examine the scale at which strong quantum effects emerge in silicon nanocrystals.
Light sensors for artificial limbs
Researchers shine light into muscle to detect instructions for artificial limbs.
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Researchers develop a high concentration graphene ink suitable for screen printing and a screen printing method for fabricating high-resolution patterns.
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Flexible MXene/carbon composite electrodes composed of alternating layers of titanium carbide-based MXene and carbon nanotubes have been fabricated.
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