Materials

Deep eutectic solvents are key innovations for green chemistry. They’re cost-effective, environmentally friendly substances that can be used in drug delivery, wastewater treatment, and environmental clean-up. Researchers are finding new substances that make them more effective.

MOFs, perovskites, conductive polymers, and AI are reshaping energy storage, sensors, and more. Here's what's moving from proof-of-concept to market.

Quantum computing includes many methods and types of qubits, and certain materials are key for developing these computing capabilities.

Innovations in aerogel processing are making them potentially useful in applications beyond insulation, such as energy storage, catalysis, drug delivery, and more.

2025 trends in materials science including breakthroughs in metamaterials, industrial decarbonization, and consumer goods.

Metal-organic frameworks improve decarbonization technology, biomedicine and more, and AI makes them easier to use

The opportunities and challenges facing the development of goldene

Biomaterials are making an impact on health and medicine. Experts from CAS, Ortholevo, and Westlake University discuss the full landscape.

Nanofibers, nanoplastics, and more are gaining research interest. See more nanotechnology breakthroughs through the lens of a CAS TrendScape analysis.

Biomedicine, batteries, and more could be revolutionized by carbon nanotubes. See the full range of their applications.

This detailed technical report, published in collaboration with Westlake University, discusses the biomaterials landscape and how this field is rapidly changing.

See how self-healing materials that include reversible chemical bonds are reshaping wound care, drug delivery & tissue regeneration in our latest landscape analysis.

Nanoscale materials are bridging the gap between nanotechnology and bioelectronics, paving the way for highly sensitive biosensors.

Unlock the potential of nanotechnology. Explore breakthroughs and challenges in energy, biomedicine, and more in our executive summary.

This biomaterials Insights Report explores eight key areas transforming healthcare with self-healing implants, targeted drug delivery, and more.

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) hold immense promise for batteries, composites, sensors, and more. Discover emerging trends on overcoming challenges and cutting edge applications.

Single-walled carbon nanotubes have great potential in several industries from renewable energy to drug delivery.

Biopolymers, or bio-derived polymers, are generated from renewable sources, which fix atmospheric CO2 and decrease greenhouse gas emissions.

CAS enables views into past journal and patent publications for lithium-ion battery recycling, including processes, emerging trends, and global challenges.