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  1. Ionothermal synthesis is useful for lithium-based fluorosulphate insertion electrodes as reported by Tarascon at #MRS & NMat this week /vjd about 10 hours ago from web
  2. Hectic times at #MRS especially in the energy storage area. Exciting data from Simon&Gogotsi on tunable porous carbon-based capacitors /vjd about 14 hours ago from web
  3. A number of 1-on-1 meetings today at #MRS. Wavefunction quite spread out, but Nature booth good place to occasionally catch us editors /jh about 15 hours ago from web
  4. @silentypewriter yes, contradicts their expectation of a thorough editorial assessment...! (jh) about 15 hours ago from web in reply to silentypewriter
  5. In plasmonics highly confined light sources (plasmonic lasers, Xiang Zhang) + plasmon-enhanced solar cells (H. Atwater) are exciting trends! 11:57 AM Dec 1st from web
  6. Busy morning, with lots of metamaterials and plasmonics, with a session that was completely overcrowded. More space next time! #MRS /jh 11:55 AM Dec 1st from web
  7. squishing little things can be fun, and Nix' work on dislocations in twisted nanowires is beautiful textbook science #MRS /jh 5:44 AM Dec 1st from web
  8. hmm, talks by Graetzel or Bill Nix this morning? Decided in favour of the latter, so mechanical properties of nanothings it is... #MRS /jh 5:30 AM Dec 1st from web
  9. Just a reminder that today from 12 to 1pm you can meet us editors, Vincent and Joerg, at the Nature stand (booth 112). #MRS /jh 5:22 AM Dec 1st from web
  10. Andre Geim's plenary talk on graphene totally packed. I say no more. #MRS /jh 3:36 PM Nov 30th from mobile web
  11. NMat paper on magnetic implants for cancer treatment highlighted in Scientific American and others http://bit.ly/6HlnCj http://bit.ly/6kPiWl 6:50 AM Nov 30th from web
  12. One of the largest #MRS sessions is the ferroelectric one. Nicola Spaldin kicked it off with great talk about ferroelectric interfaces /jh 6:41 AM Nov 30th from web
  13. To meet us editors, Vincent and Joerg, come and see us at the Nature stand (booth 112) on Tuesday from 12 to 1 pm! #MRS /jh 4:37 AM Nov 30th from web
  14. This week, Nature Materials is tweeting from the #MRS fall meeting in Boston. As always, program looks great... /jh 4:36 AM Nov 30th from web
  15. Ha, that's our December issue of course! (we should know, our January issue is almost finalized... going into volume 9 now...) 5:53 AM Nov 26th from web
  16. For those without access, an early version of the commentary by Tim Jones (@physicus) is now up on his web site: http://bit.ly/7OXIOD 5:49 AM Nov 26th from web
  17. Our November issue is now out. In particular, this month we take a look at science in second life. http://bit.ly/nmat 5:47 AM Nov 26th from web
  18. RT @physicus: My Commentary in Nature Materials on virtual worlds & Second Life (requires payment or subscription) http://bit.ly/5aTANb 4:32 AM Nov 23rd from web
  19. Highlighted in IEEE Spectrum - N Mat paper on how to make a perfect underwater sonar or improve ultrasound imaging http://bit.ly/3GcZDy 3:42 PM Oct 27th from web
  20. In case you missed it earlier - this method of manipulating stem cells with mechanical forces made quite some headlines http://bit.ly/CoOFl 7:04 AM Oct 22nd from web
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  • Bio A multi-disciplinary journal for cutting-edge research across the entire spectrum of materials science and related disciplines
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