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Nanoscale Horizons 10th anniversary

Nanoscale Horizons 10th anniversary

2025 is an exciting year for Nanoscale Horizons as we prepare to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the journal!

This year, the journal will celebrate 10 years of publication. The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) first launched Nanoscale Horizons back in 2015, publishing its first issue in January of 2016. Since then we have seen the journal develop as the flagship journal of the RSC Nanoscale family aiming to publish high-quality, innovative nanoscience and nanotechnology.

10th anniversary

10 years of our Nanoscience community

The journal would not be possible without the support of our many thousands of authors, reviewers, Board members and readers during this time. In celebration of this, we will be publishing a  Nanoscale Horizons 10th Anniversary collection in Summer 2025 in which we will celebrate and thank members of our community who have supported the journal over the last 10 years. Watch this space as we publish latest discoveries by some of our valued community members over the coming months.

Other exciting things to come in 2025 include a a 10th Anniversary Community Spotlight Blog every month! We hope this blog will showcase some of the nanoscience community that have played a role in supporting Nanoscale Horizons and our journal community in general. Look out for further information on our socials for our first blog which will be launching soon

We are also working on Regional Spotlight Collections for 2025. These post publication collections will be collated to feature the very best research from across the globe. Each month brings a different region so look out for our social media promotions to stay in the loop.

We believe that Nanoscale Horizons will continue to be the home of innovative, and impactful materials science research for many years to come and on behalf of the RSC team, I’d like to thank all our Editorial Board members, past and present, Advisory Board, authors and reviewers, all of whom contribute to making the journal a success. We are so grateful for all your work and support, and look forward to celebrating this anniversary milestone with you!

 

 

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