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Volume 45 - December 2020

Contents

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Departments

News & Analysis

Materials News

  • Bio Focus: 2D carbon-network nanomaterial shows promise as an antibacterial agent

  • Stephen Riffle
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    10 February 2020, pp. 80-81
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  • Electrochemical energy-storage material architecture built brick-by-brick

  • Boris Dyatkin
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    09 October 2020, pp. 792-793
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  • Ultrasound strengthens 3D printed metal alloys

  • Tianyu Liu
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    09 April 2020, p. 258
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  • RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS: Perovskites

  • Prachi Patel, Pabitra K. Nayak
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    10 January 2020, pp. 11-12
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  • Perovskite solar cells are at the edge of commercial success. Device efficiency records break at a regular pace, while stability and optimization are progressing rapidly. The first commercial products could reach the market within the next year, only a decade since perovskite photovoltaics were first discovered. MRS Bulletin presents coverage of the most recent impactful advances in the burgeoning field of perovskite research.

Energy Quarterly

Energy Sector Analysis

  • Reviving hydrogen as an energy carrier

  • Eva Karatairi, Sabrina Sartori
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    16 June 2020, pp. 424-426
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  • Hydrogen, the simplest of all molecules, made of the simplest of all atoms, is a material that has successfully accomplished many historic missions: it has powered the engines of space rockets and has served in the ammonia-based fertilizer revolution, the iron and steel sector, and electronics manufacturing. But the task of putting hydrogen in the center of the global energy scene has proven tantalizing, perpetually coming closer to materialization, but repeatedly being pushed to the future. Is it possible that the time has arrived for hydrogen to finally come into its own?

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Materials News

  • RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS: Perovskites

  • Pabitra K. Nayak
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    13 July 2020, pp. 515-516
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Energy Quarterly

Energy Sector Analysis

  • COVID-19 disrupts battery materials and manufacture supply chains, but outlook remains strong

  • Boris Dyatkin, Y. Shirley Meng
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    10 September 2020, pp. 700-702
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  • The effects of the coronavirus global pandemic have rippled through many lives and have upended aspects of health care, transportation, and the economy in virtually every country. The energy materials and renewable generation and conversion market, which includes battery-powered electric vehicles, grid storage, and personal electronic devices, is no exception.

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Opinion

Letter from the Editors

  • Reaching the horizon: First MRS Bulletin Impact articles published

  • Markus J. Buehler, Gopal R. Rao
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    10 November 2020, p. 879
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News & Analysis

Science Policy

  • US visa problems amid COVID-19 disrupt materials research

  • Judy Meiksin
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    10 August 2020, pp. 616-617
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Opinion

Letter from the President

  • Hot topics provide value to MRS membership and the materials community

  • Matt Copel
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    11 March 2020, pp. 157-158
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Energy Quarterly

Energy Sector Analysis

  • Considerations for leveraging flexible loads to decarbonize electricity and transportation

  • Alexander Headley, Mitch Ewan
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    10 December 2020, pp. 992-993
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  • More regions of the world are looking to decarbonize electricity production using wind and solar power generation. This major transition from traditional power sources comes with a number of technological difficulties for grid operators and a myriad of political, economic, and technological options to correct these issues. Often, the root problem associated with renewable power generation is posed as one of generation intermittency. The current grid model is based on one where generation is continually altered to match the current demand of the end users, so naturally the focus trends toward what can be done to make the intermittent generation match the daily demand. This has led to a strong focus on developing new energy-storage systems to create systems which are capable of shifting energy at the scale that will be necessary to support grids with a high penetration of renewable resources.

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Materials News

  • Carbon scrolls stabilize silicon nanoparticles in lithium-ion batteries

  • Tianyu Liu
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    07 May 2020, pp. 336-337
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  • Glassy lithium forms superior metal anode for rechargeable Li batteries

  • Aashutosh Mistry
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    10 November 2020, pp. 882-883
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  • A legend reborn: Additive manufacturing creates Wootz-Damascus steel

  • N. Balasubramanian
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    10 September 2020, p. 685
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Science Policy

  • PCAST reincarnation brings promise for US materials science community

  • Clinton Parks
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    10 February 2020, pp. 82-83
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Society News

  • MRS Journal Highlights

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    10 August 2020, p. 618
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News & Analysis

Science Policy

  • US Department of Energy launches grant program in quantum materials

  • Clinton Park
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    09 April 2020, pp. 259-260
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Materials News

  • Energy Focus: Computational insights describe diffusion of lithium through novel battery anodes

  • Boris Dyatkin
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    13 July 2020, p. 517
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Opinion

Material Matters

  • Nanotechnology shows promise for next-generation vaccines in the fight against COVID-19

  • Maluta Steven Mufamadi
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    10 December 2020, pp. 981-982
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News & Analysis

Materials News

  • Energy Focus: High-performance, long-lasting battery comes with test protocol

  • Boris Dyatkin
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    10 January 2020, pp. 12-13
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