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Rongfu Xu et al. tailor cellulose hydroxyl chemistry to create multifunctional binders that stabilize aqueous zinc battery electrodes, boosting capacity, cycling stability, rate performance, and enabling more sustainable battery designs.
Anode-less aqueous zinc batteries promise safe, energy-dense storage but are limited by zinc loss. Zhao et al. reveal galvanic corrosion as a key failure path and design a hybrid interface to suppress parasitic reactions and promote dense/reversible Zn deposition
Zinc-based batteries offer safe energy storage but are limited by damaging dendrite growth. Here, Zeyu Wang et al. report a zinc specific nucleation model and stability metric to design an electrolyte that prevents dendrites and stabilizes long-lasting batteries
We are hiring: Associate or Senior Editor to handle battery and energy storage content at Nature Communications.
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In this comment, Prof. Jier Huang, @AKing_MatSci et al. outline common pitfalls and offer recommendations for using transient absorption spectroscopy in MOF and COF photocatalysts, emphasizing clear data presentation to enable deeper mechanistic insights. https://t.co/qsh5feV6YT
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Initially Anode-less and Anode-free Batteries
We welcome submissions studying current collectors, electrolytes, and interfacial chemistry that overcome the demanding conditions in initially anode-less and anode-free batteries🔋
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Weihao Wang et al. demonstrate that a reverse-pulse charging method can reactivate dead sodium in initially anode-free sodium batteries, enhancing rate performance and cycle life.
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How can sodium batteries last longer at high voltage? Jiyu Zhang et al. develop a dual-domain solvent-locked electrolyte that stabilizes the positive electrode interphase and extends the cycle life of 4.5 V-class sodium batteries.
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Announcing Nature Progress Oncology! An open-access journal in the new Nature Progress series, publishing significant advances in cancer research, from cell biology and immunology, therapeutics, clinical research, and epidemiology
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Announcing Nature Progress Brain Health! A new open-access journal bringing together timely research across the full landscape of brain health, including preclinical and translational neuroscience, neurology, and neuropsychiatry
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Comment by Prof @icouzin that explores how collective intelligence emerges from local interactions in animal groups, and how these principles inform the design of swarm robotic systems. @NatureComms@NaturePortfolio
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Save the date! We are hosting the webinar "Inflammatory cell death and anti-tumor immunity".
Join us and our speakers Dmitri Krysko, Judy Lieberman, @deadoc80, Pascal Meier
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🧬 Don’t miss the 2nd Meeting on Epigenetics & Epigenomics in Health & Disease! Our editor Dr P. Mallini will be there. 📅Sept 24–26, 2025 | 📍Brussels
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I will be attending the 2nd European Fluid Dynamics Conference in Dublin from August 26 to August 29, 2025. Feel free to reach out if you will be attending as well. #Fluids#Softmatter#physics@NatureComms
New collection alert!
NeuroAI and Embodied Intelligence
We welcome submissions that explore neurobiologically-inspired models, architectures, and learning algorithms that have the potential to enhance embodied AI and robotic systems.
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