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Mar 8, 2024
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Sep 4
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Sep 3
Editors often see studies that overstate impact which can undermine trust rather than build it. Our new Editorial argues limitations aren't a flaw to hide and should not be an afterthought. They're a strength to build research on, especially in Engineering
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Push until it breaks: engineering is stronger when we know its limits
Nature Communications - Engineering and applied science papers too often stop at what succeeds. We ask authors to push their assumptions, methods, models, or devices until they falter, and to...
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Aug 11
Aqueous zinc batteries are promising for safe energy storage but suffer from low specific energy. Here, Liu et al. report a solid-solid interfacial conversion mechanism, achieving high zinc utilization across cell formats with a 4 e- Zn||I2 pouch cell delivering 116.8 Wh kg-1.
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Aug 11
Aqueous zinc batteries lose capacity while resting, limiting their use for grid storage. Here, Wu et al. show that low zinc salt concentration electrolytes suppress zinc corrosion by reducing reactive solvated water and maintain long cycling stability.
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