Scientists report a new method, which makes it possible to observe the temporal change of the wave function of molecules. These changes are crucial for reactions of molecules on surfaces and can lead to new insights into the development of functional devices.

The unique materials, known as topological insulators, are like wires that have been turned inside out, where the current runs along the outside and the interior is insulated. The researchers demonstrate a new approach to create the materials that uses a novel, chained, honeycomb lattice design.

A new type of carbon allotrope, holey graphyne, has semiconductor properties and is applicable in various fields such as photoelectronics, sensors, and water purification.

A new design strategy for creating ultrahigh-performing piezoelectric ceramics opens the door to even more beneficial uses for these materials.

Researchers have developed an innovative concept for a memristor that can be used in a far wider range of applications than existing memristors.

The DECADE project proposes a new photoelectrocatalytic (PEC) approach for the conversion of CO2 avoiding water oxidation as an anodic reaction to overcome the current limits in the PEC system and to maximize effective energy utilization.

Researchers demonstrate neuromodulation-inspired stashing system for the energy-efficient learning of a spiking neural network using a self-rectifying memristor array.

Direct and sensitive analysis of clinical samples for point-of-care diagnostics.

New momentum for future biosensors: Tunable and controllable cell-like 3D shapes fabrication on a silicon substrate on-demand.