Featured Papers in Inorganic Materials 2025
A special issue of Inorganics (ISSN 2304-6740). This special issue belongs to the section "Inorganic Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2025 | Viewed by 1068
Special Issue Editors
Interests: biomaterials; catalysis; ceramics; functional coatings; energy; environmental remediation; ferrites; iron oxides; magnetic materials; metal oxides; nanocomposites; nanomaterials; smart materials; surface functionalization
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Interests: homogeneous catalysis; heterogeneous catalysis; metal-based catalyst; wastewater treatment; sustainability; catalytic oxidation
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2. Department of Chemistry, University College London (UCL), London WC1H 0AJ, UK
Interests: catalysis; hydrogen production/water splitting; electron transfer; surface reactions; reducible oxides
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Interests: synthesis and characterization of inorganic materials; structural, chemical and physical properties; energy storage as hydrogen or electricity in novel types of batteries; multivalent solid state batteries
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Our previous Special Issue, “10th Anniversary of Inorganics: Inorganic Materials”, published in 2023, received great attention, collecting 25 interesting papers (21 articles and 4 reviews) with the second highest number of published contributions to the journal Inorganics from a Special Issue. This Special Issue is the first in the Inorganic Materials section, and has attracted the attention of many potential authors and readers, with more than 59,000 views (data as of 5 March 2025). Meanwhile, the first edition of this Special Issue, entitled “Featured Papers in Inorganic Materials 2024”, published in 2025, collected 10 papers (9 articles and 1 review) and received more than 12,000 views (as of 5 March 2025). Due to the success of this Special Issue and the high level of interest in this topic, we have decided to launch the Special Issue "Featured Papers in Inorganic Materials 2025" as a complementary Special Issue, with the aim of continuing the discussion on recent advancements in the field of functional inorganic materials for a 'green' and sustainable future.
Therefore, it is with great pleasure that we may cordially invite colleagues and experts in the field of inorganic materials to submit original articles and critical reviews describing the synthesis of inorganic materials following alternative ecofriendly methods, new protocols and strategies for the reuse of inorganic materials, and newly emerging areas of interest involving the sustainable use of inorganic materials. The relationships between material structure and properties are of general interest, and may lead to discoveries of novel functional materials, which may lead to the development of new technologies. This Special Issue will embrace studies on a wide range of materials with fascinating structures and properties, for a wide range of applications.
We look forward to receiving your valued contributions.
Dr. Roberto Nisticò
Dr. Eleonora Aneggi
Prof. Dr. Hicham Idriss
Prof. Dr. Torben R. Jensen
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- adsorption
- advanced (green) synthesis
- battery materials and batteries
- bio-inspired materials
- biomaterials and biomedicine
- catalysis
- carbon dioxide storage and conversion
- electrochemistry
- energy and materials recovery from industrial waste
- energy production
- energy storage devices
- environmental remediation
- fuel cells
- hybrid materials
- hydrogen storage
- ionic conductivity
- magnetic materials
- mechanochemical synthesis and mechanocatalysis
- metal oxides
- nano-composites
- nanomaterials
- photo(electro)catalysis
- photovoltaics
- renewable energy
- recycling of waste materials
- sensing
- smart materials
- stimuli-responsive materials
- surface modification
- sustainable materials and technologies
- technologies for (clean) energy production
- thin films
- value-added inorganic materials from waste
- water splitting
- water treatment technologies
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