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vol.11 iss.1 (2026) pp.1 Closed-loop manufacturing for sustainable perovskite photovoltaics.
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vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.1 Dynamic control of 3D cell cultures.
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vol.10 iss.10 (2025) pp.3 Turning sewage sludge into valuable catalysts through atomic-level circularity.
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vol.11 iss.2 (2026) pp.3 Order or disorder, that is the question in high-entropy alloys.
vol.11 iss.2 (2026) pp.2 Multiscale understanding and precise control of zeolite crystallization.
vol.11 iss.2 (2026) pp.3 A new direction for conductive 2D COF films.
vol.11 iss.2 (2026) pp.1 Heat-shrinkable conformal electronics.
vol.11 iss.2 (2026) pp.1 MoS2 transistors go stretchy.
vol.11 iss.2 (2026) pp.1 Inhalable materials and biologics for lung defence and drug delivery.
vol.11 iss.2 (2026) pp.27 Next-generation anodes for high-energy and low-cost sodium-ion batteries.
vol.11 iss.2 (2026) pp.19 Dimensionality engineering of perovskites for stable heterojunction-based photovoltaics.
vol.11 iss.2 (2026) pp.20 Symmetry-driven artificial phononic media.
vol.11 iss.2 (2026) pp.25 Author Correction: A call to elevate the role of processing in AI-driven materials design.
vol.11 iss.2 (2026) pp.1 Materials science, 10 years on.
vol.11 iss.1 (2026) pp.1 All-in-one cathode design for all-solid-state batteries.
vol.11 iss.1 (2026) pp.3 Next steps for organic thermoelectrics.
vol.11 iss.1 (2026) pp.2 Mesoporous high-entropy oxides enable metabolic fingerprinting for pancreatic cancer.
vol.11 iss.1 (2026) pp.1 High-entropy perovskite oxides for next-generation communications.
vol.11 iss.1 (2026) pp.1 Structural disorder enables fast magnetization dynamics in nanoparticles.
vol.11 iss.1 (2026) pp.1 Closed-loop manufacturing for sustainable perovskite photovoltaics.
vol.11 iss.1 (2026) pp.16 Materials advances for distributed environmental sensor networks at scale.
vol.11 iss.1 (2026) pp.24 High-throughput platforms for machine learning-guided lipid nanoparticle design.
vol.11 iss.1 (2026) pp.15 Graphite: the new critical mineral.
vol.11 iss.1 (2026) pp.14 A call to elevate the role of processing in AI-driven materials design.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.2 Horizon scanning to shape nanomedicines through researcher–regulator collaboration.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.3 Reimagining the beehive as a biohybrid superorganism.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.3 Magnetic microrobots approach the clinic.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.1 Miniaturized robots for precision tasks.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.1 Dynamic control of 3D cell cultures.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.1 Executing multistep tasks with DNA origami nanorobots.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.1 DNA nanorobots walk randomly around nanopore tracks.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.1 Synergistic integration of materials in medical microrobots for advanced imaging and actuation.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.19 The van der Waals MoSi2N4 materials family.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.22 Coordination chemistry in advanced redox-active electrolyte designs.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.18 Swarming intelligence in self-propelled micromotors and nanomotors.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.17 Author Correction: Materials and systems for large-scale photocatalytic water splitting.
vol.10 iss.12 (2025) pp.1 Breaking the PEG barrier to boost mRNA-LNP therapeutics.
vol.10 iss.11 (2025) pp.2 How extended producer responsibility policy shapes industry behaviour and materials design.
vol.10 iss.11 (2025) pp.2 Slippery surfaces with complex geometries.
vol.10 iss.11 (2025) pp.1 Breathable filters that neutralize nerve agents.
vol.10 iss.11 (2025) pp.1 A platform that designs, prints and tests catalytic reactors.
vol.10 iss.11 (2025) pp.1 Mechanical cloaks with disordered materials.
vol.10 iss.11 (2025) pp.1 Multimaterial extrusion 3D printing printheads.
vol.10 iss.11 (2025) pp.19 The road ahead in materials and technologies for volumetric 3D printing.
vol.10 iss.11 (2025) pp.16 Towards high and reliable specific detectivity in visible and infrared perovskite and organic photodiodes.
vol.10 iss.11 (2025) pp.15 Direct seawater electrolysis for hydrogen production.
vol.10 iss.11 (2025) pp.17 The materials we make don't just go 'away'.
vol.10 iss.10 (2025) pp.2 What decades of plastics waste management have taught us.
vol.10 iss.10 (2025) pp.2 Gaps in quantifying environmental losses of plastics impede effective solutions.
vol.10 iss.10 (2025) pp.3 Materials passports facilitate circularity in the construction industry.
vol.10 iss.10 (2025) pp.2 Spent battery regeneration for better recycling.
vol.10 iss.10 (2025) pp.3 Turning sewage sludge into valuable catalysts through atomic-level circularity.
vol.10 iss.10 (2025) pp.2
