Hydrogen as future green fuel? Catalytic technologies may help us generate enough hydrogen - so it is a hot reseach topic. @commseng with Nature Communications Communications Chemistry Communications Materials and Scientific Reports have a live Call for Papers:
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Closing on 18th Sept 2024

A research team from UW-Madison College of Engineering reports in @commseng a passive, metamaterial-based device which substantially improves the sensitivity of wireless vibration measurement methods when attached to vibrating surfaces: rdcu.be/dHTwY

p-i-n #perovskite solar cells (PSCs) with an inverted structure offer enhanced operational durability. This Review by Kai Zhu and Qi Jiang discusses material and device considerations for making efficient and stable p–i–n PSCs: go.nature.com/4aw7nGw
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Springer Nature's latest research integrity survey, focused on Japan, shows a high proportion of Japanese researchers have access to research integrity training and highlights data training as the greatest unmet need. Read our press release to learn more: group.springernature.com/jp/group/media…

A research team from the High Tech Industry Unit at TNO TNO Nieuws reports a simple method to identify satellites using retroreflecting tags mounted on these satellites with spectral signatures: rdcu.be/dCwDj

Moving in an optical domain is a promising way of reducing computational energy. We are inviting original Articles, Reviews and more on this topic in our Collection with Communications Physics. Read more and submit: nature.com/collections/ie…

David Mayerich from the University of Houston is @commseng Reviewer of the Month in May. We thank David for his outstanding contribution to the rigour of the peer-review process nature.com/commseng/refer…

A new study in @commseng by Yibo Dong et al. implement a compact and robust diffractive neural network with a virtually unlimited lifetime for optical inference rdcu.be/dHTt5

A Q&A with Jennifer Curtis from UC Davis touches on multiphase simulations of fluid-particle flows, teaching and mentorship, and the importance of industrial collaborations in advancing the field.

Temporary access link here: rdcu.be/dH1iK

Emerging neurotechnologies such as brain–computer interfaces bring together components of biotech and digital technology, creating a number of different policy issues which may call for different policy responses go.nature.com/3UNCZDb
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New research in @commseng describes a technique for incorporating scattered radiation data in Xray Computed Tomography scans to improve image resolution and minimize radiation exposure for patients: rdcu.be/dCwtq

Our landing page has been update for the month, with new Featured and Highlighted Articles. Take a look, learn and get insipred here: nature.com/commseng/

Our Associate Editor Miranda Vinay is an invited speaker at 2024 Graphene and Beyond from the Center for 2D and Layered Materials and the 2D Crystal Consortium at @Penn_State on May 15th: mri.psu.edu/centers/2dlm/e…

Dr Saleem Denholme recently joined Communications Engineering as Locum Chief Editor to lead our growth and development. Join us in welcoming Saleem to our editorial team!

Prof Pengfei Liu from @NewcastleUni is another new recruit for our Editorial Board. His experience in maritime engineeiring is a great addition to our expertise coverage

A recent publication in @commseng presents a heatpipe system with enhanced cooling power density by combining a solid-state electrocaloric material with the condensation and evaporation of ethanol fluid: rdcu.be/dCwfY

Help your fellow researchers and answer this short survey for a chance at a $150 gift card—how are researchers like you using social platforms for research? Take this short survey: springernature.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_57…

Technologies for VR and AR are an emerging field of engineering innovation. Our new collection on this topic is inviting original research, Reviews and Commentaries, closing on June, 21st, 2024. Read more and submit here:
nature.com/collections/bh…

New #openaccess article online: Attosecond electron microscopy by free-electron homodyne detection.

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Our Call for Papers with Communications Engineering, Peter Brindisi Imaging, Scientific Reports and Nature Communications are now inviting research articles on the topic of microscopic imaging within deep tissue nature.com/collections/hg…