June 2025 - 95 articles
The surface electric charge of biomaterials plays a pivotal role in determining their bioactivity and biocompatibility, especially in orthopedic and dental applications. This review analyzes recent progress (2015–2024) in understanding how elec...
Novel diluted magnetic semiconductors derived from BaZn2As2 are of considerable importance owing to their elevated Curie temperature of 260 K, the diversity of magnetic states they exhibit, and their prospective applications in multilayer heterojunct...
Lead–bismuth eutectic alloy (LBE, Pb44.5Bi55.5) has emerged as a promising candidate for use in advanced nuclear and solar energy systems due to its favorable thermophysical characteristics and radiation shielding capabilities. The aim of this...
The precise control of thermal–kinetic parameters governs epitaxial perfection in functional oxide heterostructures. Herein, using Iridium/MgO(100) as a model system, the traditional “low-speed/high-temperature” paradigm is revoluti...
Portland cement is one of the most widely used construction materials employed in both large-scale structures and everyday applications. Although various materials are often added during production to enhance their performance, NaCl can be introduced...
Hydrogen gas sensing is critical for energy storage, industrial safety, and environmental monitoring. However, traditional sensors still face challenges in selectivity, sensitivity, and stability. This work introduces an innovative N-polar GaN/AlGaN...
TiAl intermetallic alloy is a crucial high-performance material, and its microstructure evolution at high temperatures is closely related to the process parameters. Observing the lamellar structure is key to exploring growth kinetics, and the feature...
The mechanical reliability of metallic alloys under cyclic loading is crucial for optimizing their microstructure–property relationships. Understanding the statistical behavior of fatigue failure data is essential for designing alloys that endu...
We report on the preparation and characterization of a new family of hydrogen-bonded nematogenic liquid crystalline dimers. The dimers are supramolecular complexes that consist of a benzoic acid derivative, acting as the proton donor, featuring a spa...
The defects in zinc oxide crystals are of crucial importance for their usability in many applications and are not yet fully understood. Here, we demonstrate that dioxygen species are present as defects in the grown ZnO, resulting in a bending of the...
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