Beyond absorption maxima: the impact of wavelength-resolved photochemistry on materials science
Challenging the belief that maximal photochemical reactivity occurs at absorption maxima, this work argues that reactivity can peak at lower absorption wavelengths, with significant implications for volumetric 3D printing and materials science.
Opinion
Reaching across the divide: materials scientists interfacing with biologists
Organic bioelectronics as an emerging interdisciplinary field of research has great potential for breakthrough and disruptive technologies. This article outlines the key challenges and opportunities ahead in this field, providing strategies for the way forward.
Opinion
Better nanoscience through open, collaborative, and critical discussions
Material science publications are the outcome of research, but they can contain errors. We advocate for post publication peer review as a way to collectively improve self-correction of science.
Oxovanadium electronics for in-memory, neuromorphic, and quantum computing applications
Redox- and spin-active macrocyclic vanadyl(IV) complexes and polyoxovanadates(V) have promising structural and physicochemical characteristics for innovative bottom-up hybrid electronics.
About this collection
This themed collection contains Opinion articles published in Materials Horizons.
Opinion articles are short accounts of a current area within materials science and provide a platform for authors to give their personal or speculative viewpoint on a given subject and future development.