Fluid transport at the nanoscale is ubiquitous in nature. However, rigorous study of fluid flow
and structure in artificial nanopores only emerged relatively recently. Termed nanofluidics …

Osmotic energy from the ocean has been thoroughly studied, but that from saline‐alkali
lakes is constrained by the ion‐exchange membranes due to the trade‐off between …

Bioelectronic devices represent a transformative advancement in medical technology,
redefining diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of various health conditions. These devices …

The intrinsic meagre storage kinetics and electrical conductivity of transition metal oxides
are posing significant obstacles to their exploration as electrode materials for supercapacitor …

Supercapacitors have evoked considerable attention nowadays under the realm of energy
storage devices due to some of their intriguing properties such as long cycling stability, high …

Developing foldable power sources with simple transport and storage remains a significant
challenge and an urgent need for the advancement of next‐generation wearable …

Biological ion channels exhibit switchable cation transport with ultrahigh selectivity for
efficient energy conversion, such as Ca2+-activated TRPM4 channels tuned by cation− π …

Endowed with intrinsic redox-rich features and superior electronic conductivities, mixed-
metallic sulphides offer high prospects in electrochemical charge storage, especially in …

Osmotic energy, a promising renewable energy source, is generated by selective ion
transport driven by the salinity gradient between seawater and river water. Selective and …

Developing high performance supercapacitors is still a major challenge due to limitations in
energy density and rate performance. A promising strategy is to employ rational tuning of the …