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Recent advancements in light-responsive soft materials are opening new avenues for innovation in the energy sector, as highlighted in a recent article published in “Responsive Materials.” Led by Peng Zhang from the Shandong Provincial Key Laboratory

Recent research published in the journal “Responsive Materials” highlights the innovative potential of pillar[n]arenes, a class of macrocyclic compounds that can respond intelligently to various external stimuli such as light, temperature, and pH. Le

Recent research published in the journal Responsive Materials has shed light on the fascinating field of dissipative self-assembly (DSA) systems, a concept that mimics how living organisms maintain order and function far from thermodynamic equilibriu

Recent advancements in the field of dielectric nanostructures have opened new avenues for innovation in photonic applications, particularly through the study of Mie resonances in hollow spheres. Lead author Xiaxi Yao from the School of Materials Engi

Recent research published in the journal “Responsive Materials” highlights the innovative work of Zixiang He and his team at Soochow University in China, focusing on the unique properties of azobenzene-containing systems. This study delves into the f

In the rapidly evolving landscape of the digital economy, virtual assets such as cryptocurrencies, tokens, and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are reshaping financial systems and creating new commercial opportunities. A recent study led by Va

Artificial intelligence (AI) is making significant strides in the banking sector, according to a recent study led by Jurijs Baltgailis from the Baltic International Academy in Latvia. The research, published in the Baltic Journal of Economic Studies,

Recent research published in the Baltic Journal of Economic Studies highlights significant gaps in the management of hazardous waste, emphasizing the need for stronger international legal frameworks and cooperation. Lead author Liudmyla Golovko from

Recent research published in the Baltic Journal of Economic Studies has shed light on the economic implications of non-state military institutions, particularly private military companies (PMCs), in Ukraine. The study, led by Hryhorii Sytnyk from Tar

In a recent study published in the Baltic Journal of Economic Studies, Oleg Dubynskyy from the Admiral Makarov National University of Shipbuilding in Ukraine explored the critical role of anti-corruption compliance in the recovery phase of businesses