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A new SIFSIX anion pillared cage MOF with crs topological structure for efficient C2H2/CO2 separation
Huirong Chen, Yingzhi He, Yan Han, Jianbo Hu, Jiantang Li, Yunjia Jiang, Basem Keshta, Lingyao Wang, Yuanbin Zhang* Submit a Manuscript
Printable magnetoresistive sensors: A crucial step toward unconventional magnetoelectronics

Lin Guo, Rui Xu*, Denys Makarov*

Chin. J. Struct. Chem., 2025, 44(2), 100428. DOI: 10.1016/j.cjsc.2024.100428

February 1, 2025

ABSTRACT

With advancements in printing technology and the ongoing development of materials science, printable MR sensors are emerging as a highly promising field. The broad range of available binders and fillers offers greater design flexibility while enabling customization and personalization. The high-throughput low-cost production of printable MR sensors is vital for meeting the enormous and continuously expanding market demands. Overall, the integration of advanced printing techniques in the fabrication of MR sensors has the potential to revolutionize the field of magnetoelectronics, offering immense benefits for both industry, environment, and human society.


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