Bio
Magesh is an Information Scientists for ACS International. He has a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Indian Institute of Technology Madras with 6 years of postdoctoral research experience and extensive experience in the publishing industry after his PhD. His current research interests are in photocatalysis, photoelectrochemistry, and heterogeneous catalysis.
Emerging Science
Thermal energy storage makes the leap to commercial usage
Thermal energy storage systems leverage specialized materials and processes that absorb, store, and release thermal energy as needed. What role can they plan in helping to make renewable energy more efficient?
Emerging Science
Could lithium from seawater meet our growing demand for rechargeable batteries?
There are about 200 billion metric tons of lithium in the ocean, and researchers are exploring new ways to extract this element from seawater more efficiently.
Materials
Materials science breakthroughs 2025: Trends to watch
2025 trends in materials science including breakthroughs in metamaterials, industrial decarbonization, and consumer goods.
Emerging Science
Five pathways to industrial decarbonization
Five industrial decarbonization strategies can lower emissions even for the sectors with the largest carbon footprints.
Materials
Are metal-organic frameworks at a commercial tipping point?
Metal-organic frameworks improve decarbonization technology, biomedicine and more, and AI makes them easier to use
Materials
Goldene—advancing new applications on the promise of graphene
The opportunities and challenges facing the development of goldene
Materials
Avanços biomédicos em materiais de autocura
Consultar como os materiais de autocura que incluem ligações químicas reversíveis estão remodelando o tratamento de feridas, a administração de medicamentos e a regeneração de tecidos em nossa análise de cenário mais recente.
Sustainability
Hydrogen needs cleaner production: Photocatalysis is the answer
Learn how photocatalysis can produce clean hydrogen from water and solar energy and why it is crucial for decarbonization.