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Collection | 11 April 2023

Green Chemistry

Chemistry has always had a central role in the provision of food and energy, materials and medicines. Recent years have increasingly seen chemistry research move towards environmentally friendly, sustainable products and processes.

Image: Erin Dewalt, Lauren Robinson, David Schilter, Rachael Tremlett
Collection | 15 March 2023

The 2023 Kahramanmaraş Earthquake Sequence

In this Collection we bring together and invite research and opinion ranging from the seismological characteristics of the earthquakes to lessons and strategies for resilience and the human response.

Image: Courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech

Open for submissions
Collection | 13 March 2023

Thermal Engineering for Sustainability

This collection will publish papers on the topic of thermal engineering with a particular focus on applications related to sustainability.

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Collection | 16 January 2023

Deployable and Reconfigurable Structures

This collection will publish research pushing forward the design, properties and practical applications of deployable and reconfigurable structures.

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Collection | 21 November 2022

Battery Management Systems for Vehicle Electrification

This Collection welcomes research on battery management for electric vehicles

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Collection | 03 November 2022

Resilient Infrastructure

This collection from Communications Engineering presents News, Comment, Analysis and Research exploring various ways in which engineering researchers are engaging with the challenge of building and maintaining resilient infrastructure. Themes include (but are not limited to) built environment, energy, communications, transport networks and water.

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