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Mar 8, 2024
Our Early Career Researchers (ECR) Co-Review Initiative ensures that #ECR are recognised for their contribution to peer-review and that they can get involved in peer-review alongside more experienced researchers. Learn more: nature.com/articles/s4146… nature.com/ncomms/for-rev…
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Sep 18
Sun et al. show that low polarizability solvents form anion-rich solvates with good Li+ transport and stable interphase formation ability in electrolytes for Li metal batteries, with practical demonstrations at low temperature and in a 7.5 Ah pouch cell.
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Sep 4
Registration closes 10 September for the 5th Immuno-Metabolic Mechanisms of Atherosclerosis Conference in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Join Senior Scientific Editor Laura Corradi at the upcoming @Fusion_Conf meeting! Register here: bit.ly/4xGP11M #IMMA
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Sep 3
Editors often see studies that overstate impact which can undermine trust rather than build it. Our new Editorial argues limitations aren't a flaw to hide and should not be an afterthought. They're a strength to build research on, especially in Engineering
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Push until it breaks: engineering is stronger when we know its limits
Nature Communications - Engineering and applied science papers too often stop at what succeeds. We ask authors to push their assumptions, methods, models, or devices until they falter, and to...
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Aug 11
Aqueous zinc batteries are promising for safe energy storage but suffer from low specific energy. Here, Liu et al. report a solid-solid interfacial conversion mechanism, achieving high zinc utilization across cell formats with a 4 e- Zn||I2 pouch cell delivering 116.8 Wh kg-1.
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