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An article in Nature Communications reports high-performance intrinsically stretchable n-type transistors based on MoS₂ flakes, achieving mobilities up to 12.5 cm² V^–1 s^–1 and on/off ratios above 10⁷ under 20% strain.

An article in Science Advances demonstrates a high-entropy design strategy that stabilizes multiphase polar nanoregions in perovskite oxides, making them low-frequency microwave absorbers.

An article in Journal of the American Chemical Society demonstrates that engineered disorder enables ultrafast magnetization control in structural highentropy FePt nanoparticles.

An article in Advanced Materials introduces an efficient metabolic detection platform based on mesoporous high-entropy oxides that improves MALDI–MS sensitivity to small-molecule metabolites.

An article in Nature Communications presents an irregular growth strategy that generates disordered architected materials with excellent static mechanical cloaking and camouflage capabilities.

An article in Science presents a magnetically guided microrobot platform that integrates navigation, therapeutic delivery and imaging under clinical conditions.

An article in Nature Communications presents a digital platform that integrates the design, fabrication and optimization of catalytic reactors, combining machine learning and 3D printing.

An article in Nature Materials reports an adaptation of the Czochralski method that enables the growth of centimetre-scale single-crystal MoS₂ flakes with ultra-low defect density.

An article in Nature Materials reports a salt- and-oxygen-assisted chemical vapour deposition method for the synthesis of 2D single crystals of the non-layered material β-Bi₂O₃, which exhibit high hole mobility and result in field-effect transistors with attractive performance.

An article in Nature Materials reports the fabrication of microscopic metasheet robots that can be electronically controlled to achieve a range of shapes and a locomotion gait.

An article in Nature introduces a recycling strategy for perovskite photovoltaics based on green solvents, achieving high recycling efficiency and purity while mitigating environmental impacts.

A paper in Science reports the use of a dissociative network design that results in 3D-printable polymers with good mechanical properties that can be fully recycled without loss of functionality.

An article in Nature Communications reports the identification of two non-volatile spin textures in twisted double-bilayer CrI₃, which can be switched by a magnetic field and read out via electrical measurements.

An article in Nature Materials reports the synthesis of single crystals of ultrathin gadolinium pentoxide (Gd₂O₅) that combine a high dielectric constant of 25.5 and a wide bandgap of almost 7 eV.

An article in Nature Materials demonstrates that the use of dual-anion sublattices in solid-state electrolytes results in superior ionic conductivity and good cycling stability.

An article in Nature Sustainability presents a gel-coated mesh filter that can efficiently recover viscous oil from contaminated water.

An article in Nature presents a polymeric thermoelectric material with a figure of merit of 1.28.

An article in Nature reports the observation of giant terahertz magnetoelectric oscillations in a van der Waals multiferroic and presents a theoretical model that elucidates their origin.

An article in Advanced Materials reports the development of an implantable, shape-morphing 3D micro-light-emitting diode device that enables continuous and effective light irradiation of pancreatic tumours.

An article in Nature Materials sheds light on the mechanisms underlying dendrite formation in solid-state batteries and shows that a well-chosen metallic interlayer at the electrode–electrolyte interface can mitigate dendrite growth.

An article in Science Advances reports the computational design and experimental validation of Al-enriched refractory high-entropy alloys that combine high strength and ductility with reduced cost and good oxidation resistance.

An article in Nature Materials reports the use of a co-doping strategy to produce a Cu₂Se-based superionic material that has a figure of merit of 3 at 1,050 K, an efficiency of over 13% when integrated into a thermoelectric module and good operational stability.

An article in Nature Synthesis reports a rapid and scalable strategy to synthesize a range of high-entropy nanoparticles at atmospheric temperature and pressure.

An article in Nature Materials reports a 3D-printing method to fabricate electrodes that efficiently harness energy from photosynthetic cells.

An article in Nature Electronics reports the integration of a ferroelectric gate with a transition metal dichalcogenide heterostructure in a device that can work both as a reconfigurable logic switch and as a neuromorphic device.

A paper in Nature Nanotechnology reports a residue-free method to transfer wafer-scale flakes of transition metal dichalcogenides and its use to fabricate high-performance field-effect transistors.

A Nature Communications paper reports a new model describing friction in layered materials and explaining previous results that were in apparent contradiction with one another.

An article in Nature Electronics reports the generation, control and detection of magnetic skyrmions using thermal effects.

A paper in Nature Nanotechnology reports the room-temperature generation and control of meron–antimeron pairs in an antiferromagnet by means of electrical pulses.

An article in Nature Chemistry reports the use of a single-molecule junction to monitor the individual steps of a Michael reaction in real time through the chirality-induced spin selectivity effect.

A paper in Nature reports the observation of spin-polarized excitonic topological states in the topological insulator Bi₂Te₃.

A paper in the Journal of Applied Physics reports a way to apply strain to two-dimensional devices while measuring simultaneously their electrical and optical properties.

An article in Advanced Materials shows that the moiré superlattice in a ferromagnetic heterostructure comprising a twisted WS₂/WS₂ bilayer enhances the spin–orbit torque efficiency and increases its gate tunability.

An article in Nature Electronics reports a printable, stretchable on-skin sweat-sensing platform.

An article in Nature Biomedical Engineering reports a soft robotic aortic sleeve that can reproduce the blood dynamics associated with aortic stenosis, acting as a reliable model for the disease.

An article in Nature Communications reports a range of imperceptible on-skin devices based on ultrathin, ultralight and gas-permeable 3D microstructure arrays.

An article in Nature Nanotechnology reports the phase-controlled synthesis of centimetre-scale films of the 2D ferroelectric In₂Se₃.

An article in Nature Communications sheds light on the influence of the number of layers in the sample on sliding ferroelectricity based on measurements on rhombohedral MoS₂.

An article in Nature Electronics reports a soft, reconfigurable synaptic transistor that retains functionality even when stretched by 50%.

An article in Nature Materials reports a detailed characterization of the atomic and electronic structure of WS₂/WSe₂, highlighting the influence of the 3D structural reconstruction of the moiré superlattice on the correlated phenomena observed in this material.

A paper in Nature reports a laser-free method to entangle two trapped-ion qubits that has high fidelity and potential for scalability.

An article in Nature Nanotechnology presents a method to track the uptake and transport of plastic nanoparticles in crop plants.

An article in Advanced Materials reports the synthesis of high-quality single-crystalline 2D tellurium flakes and their use in high-performance field-effect transistors.

An article in Advanced Electronic Materials shows that thicker aluminium electrodes improve the performance of flexible MoS₂ transistors.

An article in Advanced Materials reports an edible rechargeable battery that can power edible and digestible electronic devices for health care and food monitoring.

An article in the New Journal of Chemistry reports the synthesis of a chiral metal–organic framework that can be used to separate limonene enantiomers.