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Volume 44 - December 2019

Contents

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Departments

News & Analysis

Materials News

  • Surface tension determines tissue shape during growth

  • Nora M. Hassan
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    10 December 2019, p. 909
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Energy Quarterly

Energy Sector Analysis

  • Research in Earth’s frozen wastelands

  • Eva Karatairi, Sabrina Sartori
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    11 June 2019, pp. 434-435
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  • Earth’s cryosphere is shrinking. The cryosphere is the frozen part of our planet that is covered by solid water and where ground temperature remains below 0°C for at least some part of the year. From the North to the South Pole, as well as on the highest altitudes, scientists have recently observed the seasonal snow cover decreasing, the permafrost thawing, and the ice retreating.

Departments

News & Analysis

Materials News

  • Bulk graphene retains superelastic properties at cryogenic temperatures

  • Kendra Redmond
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    12 July 2019, p. 526
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  • Research Highlights: Perovskites

  • Prachi Patel, Pabitra K. Nayak
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    11 March 2019, pp. 149-150
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  • Ultrathin 2D materials synthesized using a sacrificial metallo-hydrogel template

  • Chris Cooper
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    10 October 2019, p. 745
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Feature Article

  • Using artificial intelligence to accelerate materials development

  • Philip Ball
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    09 May 2019, pp. 335-344
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Materials News

  • Bio Focus: 3D tubular platform monitors cell cultures

  • Hortense Le Ferrand
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    10 January 2019, pp. 10-11
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  • Nano Focus: “GO doughs” build versatile graphene-based structures

  • Tianyu Liu
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    09 April 2019, p. 231
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  • Designed crack-resistant cesium aluminoborate glass heals under hydration

  • Hortense Le Ferrand
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    06 November 2019, pp. 838-840
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  • Plasma-enhanced CVD dopes carbon into WS2

  • Tianyu Liu
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    05 August 2019, pp. 602-603
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Opinion

Material Matters

  • A self-driving microscope and the Atomic Forge

  • Ondrej Dyck, Stephen Jesse, Sergei V. Kalinin
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    05 September 2019, pp. 669-670
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News & Analysis

Science Policy

  • US 116th Congress sets new record for members with STEM backgrounds

  • Jennifer A. Nekuda Malik
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    12 February 2019, pp. 88-90
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Materials News

  • Nano Focus: MXenes poised to improve wearable artificial kidney options

  • Boris Dyatkin
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    10 January 2019, pp. 11-12
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  • Thermal oxidation toughens carbon fiber/polysulfone composites

  • Tianyu Liu
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    10 December 2019, p. 910
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Science Policy

  • EU Graphene Flagship signals industrial 2D materials

  • Michael Kenward
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    05 August 2019, pp. 604-605
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Materials News

  • Hydratable polymer networks accelerate solar desalination

  • Tianyu Liu
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    10 October 2019, p. 746
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Society News

  • Third JUAMI connects US and African Fellows around sustainable energy materials in Uganda

  • Carlos Biaou, Julie Fornaciari
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    09 May 2019, pp. 411-412
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News & Analysis

Science Policy

  • US grapples with security of the scientific enterprise

  • Jennifer A. Nekuda Malik
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    06 November 2019, pp. 841-843
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  • Australia’s GenCost 2018 finds renewables are cheapest new-build power

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    12 February 2019, p. 90
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Energy Quarterly

Energy Sector Analysis

  • Waste-plastic processing provides global challenges and opportunities

  • Thomas Degnan, Subhash L. Shinde
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    11 June 2019, pp. 436-437
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  • We are drowning in plastic waste. In 2015, 9.1 metric tonnes of plastic waste flowed into our oceans. Experts predict that by 2050, the total amount of plastic waste could amount to 850–950 metric tonnes. That will exceed the total mass of fish in the oceans. Ironically, unmanaged leaks of waste plastic into rivers and streams are only a small, though visible, part of a much more significant problem.

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