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  • Companies are scaling up advanced recycling technologies that could expand capacity, but experts think policies that level the economic playing field are currently the bottleneck.

    Technology Feature

  • A hand-rotation-powered, nanomaterial-enabled disinfection system generates reactive oxygen species that rapidly disinfect a wide range of pathogens by leveraging mechanically induced interfacial electric fields. This electricity-free operation, having high efficiency, safety and long-lasting microbial protection, offers a robust, portable solution for clean-water access in disaster situations and in environments where the electricity grid is unavailable.

    • In-Yong Suh
    • Young-Jun Kim
    • Sang-Woo Kim

    News & Views

  • By harnessing the hyperfine coupling to the hydrogen nuclear spin and a nearby 29Si nuclear spin, a T-centre in silicon forms a combined quantum register and a spin–photon interface that is operational in the telecommunications original band.

    • Elizaveta Semenova
    • Alexander Huck

    News & Views

  • An analogue memory built from a two-dimensional material with antimony contacts enables very high, energy-efficient in-memory searches and k-nearest-neighbour classification, offering a scalable, low-power hardware platform for real-time edge artificial intelligence applications.

    • Guoyun Gao
    • Bo Wen
    • Can Li

    Article

  • Technology Feature

  • This Review establishes a roadmap to improve the sustainability of functional ceramics through a holistic approach that combines low-energy and low-CO2 production methods, recycling strategies and supportive policy frameworks.

    • Steffen Weinmann
    • Lucie Quincke
    • Jennifer L. M. Rupp

    Review Article

  • A microfluidic-free platform of miniaturized compartments displays on-chip-synthesized antigen gradients for quantitative epitope mapping of monoclonal antibodies and profiling of human sera and of human receptor–viral antigen interactions.

    • Aurore Dupin
    • Ohad Vonshak
    • Roy H. Bar-Ziv

    Article

  • A band-hybridized selenium contact is developed for nanoscale p-type field-effect transistors (WSe2, black phosphorus and carbon nanotubes), achieving a low contact resistance through a scalable fabrication process.

    • Cong Wang
    • Jianmiao Guo
    • Yang Chai

    Article

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