RSC Applied Interfaces Blog

RSC Applied Interfaces publishes interdisciplinary work with an applied focus, which can be read for free here. To celebrate the excellent articles that have been published so far in our journal, we asked some of our authors to discuss their work in more detail.

In this post, we hear from Ming-Han Chen and Yan-Cheng Lin at National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, as they discuss their recently published article entitled ‘N-type semiconducting polymers with an improved isotropic mobility–stretchability stability by using structural isomers as conjugation break spacers’

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RSC Applied Interfaces publishes interdisciplinary work with an applied focus, which can be read for free here. To celebrate the excellent articles that have been published so far in our journal, we asked some of our authors to discuss their work in more detail.

In this post, we hear from Ryan Berthelot and Fabio Variola at University of Ottawa, Canada, as they discuss their recently published article entitled ‘Exploring the influence of anodization-derived nanotubular and honeycomb surfaces on the osteogenic behaviour of human MG63 osteoblastic cells‘.

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RSC Applied Interfaces publishes interdisciplinary work with an applied focus, which can be read for free here. To celebrate the excellent articles that have been published so far in our journal, we asked some of our authors to discuss their work in more detail.

In this post, we hear from Dr Srabanti Ghosh at CSIR – Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute, India, as they discuss their recently published article entitled ‘Charge carrier dynamics in semiconductor–cocatalyst interfaces: influence on photocatalytic activities‘.

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RSC Applied Interfaces publishes interdisciplinary work with an applied focus, which can be read for free here. To celebrate the excellent articles that have been published so far in our journal, we asked some of our authors to discuss their work in more detail.

In this post, we hear from Fabiano Bernardi and Alisson S. Thill as they discuss their recently published article entitled ‘Development of improved MnO_x nanoparticles for the oxygen reduction reaction‘.

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RSC Applied Interfaces publishes interdisciplinary work with an applied focus, which can be read for free here. To celebrate the excellent articles that have been published so far in our journal, we asked some of our authors to discuss their work in more detail.

In this post, we hear from Rosa Catania, Paul Beales and Lars Jeuken, as they discuss their recently published article entitled ‘Solid-supported polymer–lipid hybrid membrane for bioelectrochemistry of a membrane redox enzyme‘.

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RSC Applied Interfaces publishes interdisciplinary work with an applied focus, which can be read for free here. To celebrate the excellent articles that have been published so far in our journal, we asked some of our authors to discuss their work in more detail.

In this post, we hear from R. Yamuna and Anakha D. R. at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, as they discuss their recently published article entitled ‘High-efficiency CuO-CB6/Co–Al LDH nanocomposite electrode for next-generation energy storage‘.

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RSC Applied Interfaces publishes interdisciplinary work with an applied focus, which can be read for free here. To celebrate the excellent articles that have been published so far in our journal, we asked some of our authors to discuss their work in more detail.

In this post, we hear from Eswaraiah Varrla at SRM Institute of Science and Technology, as they discuss their recently published article entitled ‘Sustainable high-yield h-BN nanosheet production by liquid exfoliation for thermal interface materials‘.

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RSC Applied Interfaces publishes interdisciplinary work with an applied focus, which can be read for free here. To celebrate the excellent articles that have been published so far in our journal, we asked some of our authors to discuss their work in more detail.

In this post, we hear from Simon Kellner at Imperial College London, as they discuss their recently published article entitled ‘Engineering macroporous carbon film supports for freestanding Fe–N–C cathodes at high current densities‘.

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Stefano Oscurato and Komang Januariyasa have developed a groundbreaking technique that uses holographically structured light to mold three-dimensional azopolymer microstructures with unprecedented precision. Their work could impact everything from microrobotics to advanced optical devices.

Read ‘Molding three-dimensional azopolymer microstructures with holographically structured light’ in RSC Applied Interfaces, and learn more about this work in the interview below.

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RSC Applied Interfaces publishes interdisciplinary work with an applied focus, which can be read for free here. To celebrate the excellent articles that have been published so far in our journal, we asked some of our authors to discuss their work in more detail.

In this post, we hear from Swapnil Das at New Jersey Institute of Technology, as they discuss their recently published article entitled ‘Interaction of vapor-phase and liquid organophosphonates with inorganic surfaces‘.

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