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Impact
Research that drives real-world change and supports SDG progress.
• Research aligned to SDGs
• Science translated into societal benefit
• Solutions-oriented publishing
• Emphasis on real-world outcomes

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"Circularity problems are inherently cross-disciplinary, so I value a venue that welcomes rigorous technical work alongside research that addresses design, implementation, and governance." Rumana Hossain, Associate Editor, Cambridge Materials: Circularity.

Check out the Q&A with the new Cambridge Materials: Circularity Associate Editor Rumana Hossain!

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Cambridge Materials is an #openaccess portfolio of 4 journals connecting cutting-edge materials research with the social, environmental, and policy dimensions that shape real-world impact.
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"I am honored to help shape a venue that encourages the rigorous reporting of fundamental insights while keeping a steady eye on their practical implications for a sustainable future." Yat Li, Associate Editor. Cambridge Materials: Energy.

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Cambridge Materials, an #openaccess portfolio for for interdisciplinary research that drives progress toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and translates discovery into sustainable solutions.
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#CambridgeMaterials is delighted to be in Chengdu for the 'Photocatalysis International Forum'. Great to see the community gathered together. Special recognition goes to Prof. Tierui Zhang, E-i-C of Cambridge Materials: Energy, for his contributions on the organising committee and to the field.

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📢 CALL FOR PAPERS: Cambridge Materials invites you to submit your paper to a special themed collection: Photocatalysis for Energy, Circular Economy, and Water.

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"I was attracted to Cambridge Materials Water by its clear focus on the intersection of materials science and water-related research... I hope to promote the publication of high-quality, original, and impactful studies–particularly those that clearly bridge fundamental mechanisms and practical applications." Hao-Cheng Yang, Associate Editor, Cambridge Materials: Water.

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"Water research needs places that welcome both fundamental materials science and device-livel realism - and that encourage authors to speak to impact without sacrificing rigor." Volker Presser, Editorial Board Member. Cambridge Materials: Water.

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"Materials science is the key enabler of a secure, sustainable, and low-carbon energy future because materials ultimately define what energy technologies are possible, scalable, and affordable." Yan Zeng, Associate Editor. Cambridge Materials: Energy

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Text reading "... the biggest barriers to progress are institutional rather than scientific. Fragmented governance, limited capacity in small systems, procurement hurdles, and regulatiory uncertainty all slow the transition from promising materials to widespread adoption.". Under the text is the Cambridge Materials: Water logo, and text "Manny Teodoro, Editorial Board Member", along with a headshot.

Check out the Q&A with the new Cambridge Materials: Water Editorial Board Member Manny Teodoro!

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Dr. Seth B. Darling is the recently appointed Editor-in-Chief of Cambridge Materials: Water. To celebrate the launch of the #CambridgeMaterials journals, they participated in a Q&A to discuss the aims of the journals and their hopes for their role as EiC.

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Professor Vincent Rotello is the recently appointed Editor-in-Chief of Cambridge Materials: Health. To celebrate the launch of the #CambridgeMaterials journal, they participated in a Q&A to discuss the aims of the journals and their hopes for their role as EiC. https://cup.org/3KdiKMB

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Professor Tierui Zhang is the recently appointed Editor-in-Chief of Cambridge Materials: Energy. To celebrate the launch of the #CambridgeMaterials journals, they participated in a Q&A to discuss the aims of the journals and their hopes for their role as EiC. https://cup.org/3X4Jx0E

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Professor Veena Sahajwalla is the recently appointed Editor-in-Chief of Cambridge Materials: Circularity. To celebrate the launch of the #CambridgeMaterials journals, they participated in a Q&A to discuss the aims of the journals and their hopes for their role as EiC. https://cup.org/3K2XclG

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The 4 Cambridge Materials journals create a platform where science meets society. Tackling challenges in energy, health, water, circularity & beyond. They are all open for submissions now. Explore the suite at www.cambridge.org/materials #CambridgeMaterials #SDGs #Sustainability 8/8

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"Cambridge Materials: Energy aims to offer a more integrated platform where fundamental advances, device-level performance, scale-up considerations, and sustainability outcomes are discussed together.” Professor Tierui Zhang, Editor-in-Chief #CambridgeMaterials #Energy 7/8

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"Cambridge Materials: Health will publish papers that answer unanswered questions and help address unmet needs in the broad areas of therapeutics, imaging and diagnosis." Professor Vincent Rotello Editor-in-Chief #CambridgeMaterials #Health #ResearchImpact 6/8

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"Above all, I would like Cambridge Materials: Circularity to showcase rigorous, solution-oriented research with global relevance to truly create circularity of our material resources." Professor Veena Sahajwalla Editor-in-Chief #CambridgeMaterials #CircularEconomy #Innovation 5/8

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"… few [journals] integrate the broader context of sustainability and impact. Cambridge Materials: Water will [be] a trusted home for research that bridges fundamental science with societal outcomes." Dr Seth Darling, Editor-in-Chief #CambridgeMaterials #Water 4/8

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"Rather than treating discoveries in isolation, Cambridge Materials will connect advances in materials to sustainability, governance, and practical application… so scientists are more aware of policy and vice-versa." Professor David Haddleton, Executive EiC #CambridgeMaterials 3/8

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"The Cambridge Materials Journals will connect scientific discovery with societal priorities, linking technology, policy, and implementation to address challenges in energy, health, and the environment." Professor Jason Robinson, Executive EiC #CambridgeMaterials 2/8

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We’re excited to launch Cambridge Materials - a suite of journals bridging science, policy, and society to tackle global challenges. Follow the thread meet our Executive Editorial Board… 1/8
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