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    This Collection brings together the latest developments in developing and understanding zinc and alkali (lithium, sodium, potassium) metal-ion hybrid supercapacitors.

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    This Collection aims to highlight recent progress in advancing materials for quantum information technologies.

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    This cross-journal Collection between Nature Communications, Communications Materials, Communications Engineering, and Scientific Reports brings together the latest research and development in perovskite photodetectors and their applications in imaging and computing.

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    This cross-journal Collection between Communications Materials, Nature Communications and Scientific Reports brings together the latest research on alloys used in nuclear reactors.

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    This cross-journal Collection between Communications Materials, Nature Communications, and Scientific Reports brings together the latest advances in multifunctional hydrogels covering materials synthesis, analytical studies, and their demonstrations in biomedical, environmental, engineering, and natural sciences applications.

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    The structural design of molecular machines and motors endows them with externally controlled directional motion at the molecular scale. Their further incorporation into surfaces and interfaces leads to amplified directional molecular motion at the nanoscale which can be applied to control macroscopic material properties. Additionally, they can be organized into three dimensional materials to expand their functionality in the solid state and enrich their applicability.

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    Organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) have developed rapidly over the last few decades, from fluorescent emitters that relied on organic dyes, to modern devices based on thermally activated delayed fluorescence, and beyond. This Collection brings together the latest developments in OLEDs.

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    This collection invites submissions of original research articles focused on innovative catalyst design, in-depth fundamental understanding, or reaction engineering that are needed to overcome kinetic and thermodynamic limitations of plastics deconstruction. This is a collaborative effort between the Energy Materials team at Nature Communications and the journals Communications Chemistry, Communications Materials, and Scientific Reports. We seek studies spanning a broad range of topics related to catalyst-driven technologies for plastics deconstruction and upcycling. Submissions on other aspects of catalytic reaction engineering are also welcome.

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    This Collection brings together the latest computational and experimental advances in artificial intelligence, machine learning and data-driven approaches to accelerate high-throughput prediction, synthesis, characterization, optimization, discovery, and understanding of new materials.

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