Interface Matters: Rethinking Current Collector Stability in Sulfide-Based Solid-State Batteries
Sulfide electrolytes enable high ionic conductivity in solid-state batteries; however, their chemical stability with current collectors is often overlooked. This study reveals corrosion trends across various metals, providing valuable insights for industrial design and battery material selection.
Building Nanomaterials by Guiding Tiny Particles to Link Together
Structures, built from small building blocks, exhibit unique optical, electronic, and chemical properties that depend on both composition and arrangement. A key growth path is oriented attachment , where nanoparticles align along specific crystal facets to form larger crystals with unique shapes.
How Post-Translational Modifications Rewire Cellular Networks Through Epichaperomes
Proteins rarely work alone. Their functions emerge from networks of interactions—dynamic connections that continuously reorganize to maintain cellular balance. But what happens when this balance is lost?
Rein in or Ruin: Ubiquitylation of CDC42 Ensures Membrane Homeostasis and Regulates Brain Development
The small Rho GTPase CDC42 drives actin polymerization and membrane protrusion. Unchecked cytoskeletal remodeling can push tumor cells toward EMT or even cell death. Thus, elucidating how cells both activate and quench CDC42 signaling to maintain membrane homeostasis has been a central question.
