Feature Papers in Electronic Materials

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue is committed to exploring the synthesis, development, construction, design, characterization, modeling of material properties, application principles, and applications of electronic materials in various contexts, paving the way for the development of innovative electronic components. These components, including field-effect transistor, capacitors, ferroelectric sensors, piezoelectric sensors, neuromorphic devices, among others, are indispensable elements of the modern technological ecosystem. We aim to establish an interdisciplinary platform that fosters interaction between scientists and engineers, strengthening the bridge between theoretical research and application development.

Interesting topics include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. Multi-field coupling effects in ferroelectrics and electroceramics.
2. HfO₂-based dielectric thin films for ferroelectric memory and energy storage.
3. Ferroelectrics for energy conversion and storage.
4. Ferroelectric thin-film growth and characterization.
5. Piezoelectric materials and their application in sensors, actuators and transducers.
6. Microwave dielectric materials.
7. Dielectrics for capacitive energy storage.
8. Electro/magneto/mechano-caloric effects.
9. Optical functional materials.
10. Soft materials and smart sensing devices.
11. Energy materials and systems.
12. Perovskite solar cells.
13. Electrocatalysis for green hydrogen production.

Prof. Dr. Qingqing Ke
Dr. Yating Hu
Guest Editors

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