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Volume 38 - April 2013

Contents

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News & Analysis

Research/Researchers

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  • Nano Focus: Efficiency of organic semiconductors enhanced

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    15 July 2013, p. 530
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  • Bio Focus: Shape affects success in DNA nanoparticle therapy

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    15 May 2013, p. 361
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Materials News

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  • Nano Focus: Electrohydrodynamic jet printing enables BCP nanolithography

  • Birgit Schwenzer
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    13 November 2013, p. 886
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  • Nano Focus: Superdiffusive electron transport mediates laser-induced demagnetization

  • Steven Spurgeon
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    12 April 2013, p. 296
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  • Energy Focus: Energy harvesting in electronic displays enabled by fluorescent-dye-cascade linear polarizer

  • Colin McCormick
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    14 January 2013, p. 7
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Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Letter

  • The “we” in MRS

  • Gail A. Oare
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    17 December 2013, p. 1001
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  • Energy Focus: Autonomous plasmonic solar water splitter displays long-term stability

  • Steven Trohalaki
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    15 May 2013, p. 362
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Materials News

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  • Nano Focus: “Chemical patchiness” guides pH-dependent assembly of nonspherical nanostructures

  • Birgit Schwenzer
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    14 October 2013, p. 772
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  • Water greases molecular machines

  • Toby Lockwood
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    13 November 2013, p. 888
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Ziegler-Natta catalysis: 50 years after the Nobel Prize

Research Article

  • Heterogeneous Ziegler-Natta, metallocene, and post-metallocene catalysis: Successes and challenges in industrial application

  • Markus Gahleitner, Luigi Resconi, Petar Doshev
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    13 March 2013, pp. 229-233

  • The success of polyolefins is governed to a large extent by the development of robust and versatile catalysts offering excellent morphology control. This review highlights the major evolution steps made in the polyolefin catalyst systems in terms of productivity and possibilities to control the molecular architecture of both polypropylene and polyethylene. Starting from the initial TiCl3-types, the continuous improvement of the Ziegler-Natta catalysts in terms of performance and cost is the major factor behind their wide market penetration. On the other hand, metallocene and the other “single-site” catalysts enable an unprecedented fine-tuning of chain microstructure by ligand design. In this article, special emphasis is placed on the influence of catalyst type on polymer structure characteristics such as molecular weight distribution, stereoregularity, and comonomer distribution and, ultimately, on the end-use properties of polyolefins. It is the excellent balance among price, performance, and processability that will further strengthen the position of polyolefins as a dominant class of materials in the polymer industry.

News & Analysis

Science Policy

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  • Mandates for public access to publications and data on the horizon for US researchers: www.ostp.gov

  • Ashley A. White
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    15 July 2013, pp. 531-532
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  • DOE launches the Critical Materials Institute, a new Energy Innovation Hub: http://energy.gov/hubs

  • Jennifer A. Nekuda Malik
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    12 April 2013, pp. 297-298
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Materials News

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  • Electric field utilized to locally pin magnetic domain walls

  • Steven Spurgeon
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    09 August 2013, p. 598
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Energy Quarterly

Interview

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  • Dresselhaus recounts work on energy-related materials

  • Steve Yalisove
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    12 September 2013, pp. 682-684
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  • Energy Focus: Rechargeable room-temperature sodium-air battery involves sodium superoxide

  • Colin McCormick
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    06 February 2013, p. 119
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Energy Quarterly

Regional Initiative

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  • Masdar City showcases sustainability

  • Prachi Patel, Steve Griffiths
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    07 June 2013, pp. 450-451
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  • Nano Focus : Gold nanoparticles tailored to visualize fingerprints in reverse

  • Anthony S. Stender
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    07 June 2013, p. 438
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  • Long-term partnership to help UK compete in global nuclear industry: www.gov.uk

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    15 July 2013, p. 532
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Materials News

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  • Single atoms imaged in situ with environmental STEM

  • Emily Lewis
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    12 September 2013, p. 670
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