Top 100 in Material Science from 2023 | Scientific Reports

The Scientific Reports team is delighted to present the most widely read* articles of 2023 in Material Science. Showcasing authors from across the globe, these papers underscore the significant research contributions of an international community.

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Top 100 in Material Science from 2023 | Scientific Reports
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The most accessed and highlighted Material Science articles published in Scientific Reports in 2023, concentrated on boosting catalytic activity for hydrogen generation, enhancing perovskite solar cell efficiency, developing disposable and sustainable biochemical sensors, advanced chemical detection, and supercapacitor materials and much more. The Top 100 in Material Science Collections can be found here.

Congratulations to all authors who contributed to these highly valuable research papers!

*Data obtained from SN Insights, which is based on Digital Science's Dimensions.

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Materials for Devices
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Sensors and Biosensors
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Semiconductors
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