Do you work in an area connected to photocatalysis? We wanted to share with you a small selection of recent articles published in RSC Applied Interfaces which we think are relevant to your research. All articles are open access and free to read.
Heterojunction photocatalysts: where are they headed?
RSC Applied Interfaces offers you an impactful platform for research focusing on the application of materials where the interface plays a pivotal role. Read the latest issues online here and find out more by visiting our webpage or contacting our Editorial Office by email. We would welcome a submission from you in the near future.
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Do you work on 2D materials? We wanted to share with you a small selection of recent articles published in RSC Applied Interfaces which we think are relevant to your research. Both articles are open access and free to read.
Advances in van der Waals thermoelectric materials: prospects and challenges
Marco Fronzi, Paolo Mele, Amanda V. Ellis and Catherine Stampfl
RSC Applied Interfaces offers you an impactful platform for research focusing on the application of materials where the interface plays a pivotal role. Read the latest issues online here and find out more by visiting our webpage or contacting our Editorial Office by email. We would welcome a submission from you in the near future.
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Professor Ryan Richards (Colorado School of Mines & NREL, USA) Associate Editor for RSC Applied Interfaces is delighted to share with you some of his top research highlights published in the journal so far.
Matthew E. Potter, Evangeline B. McShane, Nienke L. Visser, Johannes D. Meeldijk, Lisa J. Allen, Stephen M. King, Marina Carravetta, Petra E. de Jongh, Bart D. Vandegehuchte and Robert Raja
Chuanmu Tian, Clément Maheu, Xiaochun Huang, Freddy E. Oropeza, Márton Major, Joachim Brötz, Marcus Einert, Wolfgang Donner, Kelvin Hongliang Zhang and Jan P. Hofmann
Xiaolong Liu, Guangying Fu, Qiaolin Lang, Ruiqin Ding, Qiangsheng Guo, Ke Liang, Shuman Gao, Xiaobo Yang and Bing Yu
Ryan also shared a video earlier this year discussing a paper by Liyong Ding and Juncheng Hu et al on the construction of a hierarchical heterojunction for photocatalytic hydrogen evolution:
Find out more about Ryan Richards
Ryan M. Richards is a Professor of Chemistry and Materials Science at the Colorado School of Mines (Mines) and holds a joint appointment at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) both in Golden, Colorado USA. Additionally, Prof. Richards is the Mines lead for the Mines/NREL Nexus which coordinates, facilitates and promotes all joint activities and appointments. Prof. Richards received his BS from Michigan State University, MS from Central Michigan University and PhD from Kansas State University. During his PhD studies, he was a visiting scientist at the Boreskov Institute of Catalysis in Novosibirsk, Russia. From 2000-2002 he was a Max Planck Fellow at the Max Planck Institute für Kohlenforschung in Mülheim, Germany. In 2002 Ryan joined the International University of Bremen (now Constructor University) then joined Mines in 2007. Prof. Richards has received numerous awards throughout his career including being selected as a Fellow of the American Chemical Society (ACS), Mines Faculty Senate Distinguished Lecturer, ACS Nanoscience Chair and ACS International Affairs Committee (ACS liaison to Nigeria and South Africa). Prof. Richards was accepted as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry in November 2023.
Research in the Richards group is focused on new synthetic methods to control the size, shape and composition of nanoscale materials and apply them in systems integral to alternative energy technologies, pharmaceuticals, biomass upgrading, batteries, and environmental remediation.
Discover some of Ryan’s research published in RSC journals:
Professor Jianbin Huang (Peking University, China) Associate Editor for RSC Applied Interfaces is delighted to share with you some of his top research highlights published in the journal so far.
Christian Fischer, Florian Born and Andreas Terfort
Jianbin also shared a video earlier this year discussing a paper by Yaxun Fan and Yilin Wang et al. on surfactant mixed systems:
Find out more about Jianbin Huang
Jianbin Huang is a Professor and Chief of surfactant and colloid research and development at Peking University. He is interested in the physical chemistry of surfactants, especially in mixed surfactant systems. His group mainly focuses on molecular organized assemblies in aqueous solutions, such as vesicles or micelles, and the formation, molecular structures and phase behaviours of amphiphilic systems. Professor Huang has published over 180 articles in international and Chinese academic journals.
Discover some of Jianbin’s research published in RSC journals:
RSC Applied Polymers and RSC Applied Interfaces are pleased to announce the launch of a new addition to the series of themed collections in support of the Global Sustainable Development Goals initiated by the United Nations.
These collections highlight the current research taking place by scientists across the globe which demonstrates the ways in which chemical science is helping to make the world a better place.
This SDG collection focuses on Sustainable Development Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation. Articles in this collection showcase the efforts of our chemical scientists in meeting this global need, from providing innovative measures to detect and extract harmful chemicals from the worlds water sources, to developing sustainable methods in sanitation and waste management.
Don’t forget that RSC Applied Polymers and RSC Applied Interfaces are both Gold open access journals, that means all our articles are free to read, including our new Sustainable Development Goals collections! The highly applied and interdisciplinary work included in these collections serve as a perfect example of the kind of papers we would like to see more of in RSC Applied Interfaces and RSC Applied Polymers.
Currently working towards one of the UN global sustainability goals? Submit your manuscript to RSC Applied Polymers or RSC Applied Interfaces to have it included in this ongoing collection!
Please check the journal websites for scope and submission details.
We hope you enjoy reading from our new sustainable development goals collections.
Keep an eye out for our other Sustainable Development Goals collections.
These collections are not curated in affiliation with the United Nations but are representative of Royal Society of Chemistry’s support for the Global Sustainability Goals initiated by the United Nations.
To find out more about the United Nations Global Sustainability Goals visit https://sdgs.un.org
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RSC Applied Polymers and RSC Applied Interfaces are pleased to announce the launch of a new series of themed collections in support of the Global Sustainable Development Goals initiated by the United Nations.
These collections highlight the current research taking place by scientists across the globe which demonstrates the ways in which chemical science is helping to make the world a better place.
This SDG collection focuses on Sustainable Development Goal 12: responsible production and consumption. Articles in this collection showcase the inventive means in which chemical scientists are striving to improve the synthesis and consumption of materials across various industries by developing sustainable sources and processes which do not rely upon the destruction of the Earth’s resources, and which provides cleaner environmental outcomes.
Don’t forget that RSC Applied Polymers and RSC Applied Interfaces are both Gold open access journals, that means all our articles are free to read, including our new Sustainable Development Goals collections! The highly applied and interdisciplinary work included in these collections serve as a perfect example of the kind of papers we would like to see more of in RSC Applied Interfaces and RSC Applied Polymers.
Take a look at some of the articles featured in the collection:
Currently working towards one of the UN global sustainability goals? Submit your manuscript to RSC Applied Polymers or RSC Applied Interfaces to have it included in this ongoing collection!
Please check the journal websites for scope and submission details.
We hope you enjoy reading from our new sustainable development goals collections.
Keep an eye out for our other Sustainable Development Goals collections.
These collections are not curated in affiliation with the United Nations but are representative of Royal Society of Chemistry’s support for the Global Sustainability Goals initiated by the United Nations.
To find out more about the United Nations Global Sustainability Goals visit https://sdgs.un.org
Comments Off on Introducing the ‘Sustainable Development Goal 12: Responsible Production and Consumption’ ongoing collection, featuring papers from across RSC Applied Interfaces and RSC Applied Polymers
RSC Applied Polymers and RSC Applied Interfaces are pleased to announce the launch of a new series of themed collections in support of the Global Sustainable Development Goals initiated by the United Nations.
These collections highlight the current research taking place by scientists across the globe which demonstrates the ways in which chemical science is helping to make the world a better place.
This SDG collection focuses on Sustainable Development Goal 7: affordable and clean energy. These articles reflect the intensive work and strategies being developed to tackle the worlds energy needs and the initiatives devised to improve the efficiency of clean sustainable energy sources.
Don’t forget that RSC Applied Polymers and RSC Applied Interfaces are both Gold open access journals, that means all our articles are free to read, including our new Sustainable Development Goals collections! The highly applied and interdisciplinary work included in these collections serve as a perfect example of the kind of papers we would like to see more of in RSC Applied Interfaces and RSC Applied Polymers.
Take a look at some of the articles featured in the collection:
Amal Altujjar, Ran Wang, Xuelian Wang, Jennifer M. Saunders,a Zhenyu Jia, Ben Spencer, Nigel Hodson, Janet Jacobs, Osama M. Alkhudhari, Andrew Thomas, Richard Curry and Brian R. Saunders
Currently working towards one of the UN global sustainability goals? Submit your manuscript to RSC Applied Polymers or RSC Applied Interfaces to have it included in this ongoing collection!
Please check the journal websites for scope and submission details.
We hope you enjoy reading from our new sustainable development goals collections.
Keep an eye out for our other Sustainable Development Goals collections.
These collections are not curated in affiliation with the United Nations but are representative of Royal Society of Chemistry’s support for the Global Sustainability Goals initiated by the United Nations.
To find out more about the United Nations Global Sustainability Goals visit https://sdgs.un.org
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RSC Applied Polymers and RSC Applied Interfaces are pleased to announce the launch of a new series of themed collections in support of the Global Sustainable Development Goals initiated by the United Nations.
These collections highlight the current research taking place by scientists across the globe which demonstrates the ways in which chemical science is helping to make the world a better place.
This Sustainable Development Goal collection focuses on Sustainable Development Goal 3: good health and well-being, with articles that explore procedures, practices and technology in modern medicine which can help address the growing concerns for world health and ensure sustainable and affordable future health outcomes for everyone.
Don’t forget that RSC Applied Polymers and RSC Applied Interfaces are both Gold open access journals, that means all our articles are free to read, including our new Sustainable Development Goals collections! The highly applied and interdisciplinary work included in these collections serve as a perfect example of the kind of papers we would like to see more of in RSC Applied Interfaces and RSC Applied Polymers.
Take a look at some of the articles featured in the collection:
Currently working towards one of the UN global sustainability goals? Submit your manuscript to RSC Applied Polymers or RSC Applied Interfaces to have it included in this ongoing collection!
Please check the journal websites for scope and submission details.
We hope you enjoy reading from our new sustainable development goals collections.
Keep an eye out for our other Sustainable Development Goals collections.
These collections are not curated in affiliation with the United Nations but are representative of Royal Society of Chemistry’s support for the Global Sustainability Goals initiated by the United Nations.
To find out more about the United Nations Global Sustainability Goals visit https://sdgs.un.org
Comments Off on Introducing the ‘Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good Health and Wellbeing’ ongoing collection, featuring articles from across RSC Applied Interfaces and RSC Applied Polymers
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RSC Applied Interfaces offers you an impactful platform for research focusing on the application of materials where the interface plays a pivotal role. Read the latest issues online here and find out more by visiting our webpage or contacting our Editorial Office by email. We would welcome a submission from you in the near future. 
