Scientific Content Writing
SPOTLIGHTING YOUR RESEARCH
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EurekAlert!
We collaborate with the Advanced Institute of Materials Research (AIMR) at Tohoku University in promoting new, select research through EurekAlert! The following cards show the links to our most recent highlights that have been published.
Neural research: A leap forward with hydrogel technology and modular networks
Feature Story | 14-Jan-2025. Understanding the relationship between the structure and function of biological neuronal networks is key to uncovering how specific architectures influence network behavior in healthy and diseased states—providing insights into brain functionality and disorders...
Lithium-oxygen batteries: High-energy, durable graphene-mesosponge cathodes redefine performance potential
Feature Story | 23-Dec-2024. Lithium-oxygen (Li-O2) batteries promise both extremely high energy density and reduced reliance on finite materials such as Co and Ni used in conventional lithium-ion batteries (LIB). However...
Phys.org
Our AIMR research highlights are published on its websites, and are occasionally picked up by third-party websites. Following links to articles selected by Phys.org.
Mathematicians introduce crossing matrices to decode doubly periodic weaves
Phys.org | 25-Feb-2025. Doubly periodic weaves—entangled structures with repeating patterns in two independent directions—pose a mathematical challenge. Originally conceived to model real-world structures, such as woven textiles and molecular weaving of polymers...
AIMResearch Magazine
Since 2020, SayEdit.com has collaborated with AIMR at Tohoku University to produce research highlights on groundbreaking advancements in materials science. Published first on the AIMR website, 12 selected pieces are compiled annually into a print magazine, showcasing the institute’s most impactful discoveries.
Cover of the 2023 AIMResearch Magazine
The pdfs of the 2020, 2021, and 2023 issues are available for download from the AIMR website.
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