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Volume 43, Issue 5

May 2018

Materials for Advanced Semiconductor Memories

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27 articles in this issue

Hydrophobic and hydrophilic surfaces hold tight through chemical silane bonds
Hortense Le Ferrand
Departments News & Analysis Materials News 10 May 2018 Pages: 318 - 318
E-skin sensor self-heals and can be recycled
Boris Dyatkin
Departments News & Analysis Materials News 10 May 2018 Pages: 319 - 319
Atomic thin layers of Sn exhibit superconductivity
Tianyu Liu
Departments News & Analysis Materials News 10 May 2018 Pages: 320 - 320
Bio Focus: Stretchable organic electronics on skin monitors health
Rahim Munir
Departments News & Analysis Materials News 10 May 2018 Pages: 321 - 321
Energy Focus: Field-effect transistor is powered by solar energy
Ahmad R. Kirmani
Departments News & Analysis Materials News 10 May 2018 Pages: 322 - 322
Bio Focus: Seashells inspire thin-film heater composite using silver nanowires
Boris Dyatkin
Departments News & Analysis Materials News 10 May 2018 Pages: 323 - 323
Soft robots achieve muscle-like performance, self-healing through electrohydraulic coupling
Hortense Le Ferrand
Departments News & Analysis Materials News 10 May 2018 Pages: 324 - 324
US Academies examine open science and reproducibility
Jennifer A. Nekuda Malik
Departments News & Analysis Science Policy 10 May 2018 Pages: 325 - 326
European Commission to set up ethics committee on artificial intelligence

Departments News & Analysis Science Policy 10 May 2018 Pages: 326 - 327
Food for thought—edible soft robotic candy actuators
Lori A. Wilson
Departments Features Beyond the Lab 10 May 2018 Pages: 328 - 329
Advanced memory—Materials for a new era of information technology
Cheol Seong Hwang
Bernard Dieny
Materials for Advanced Semiconductor Memories 10 May 2018 Pages: 330 - 333
Future of dynamic random-access memory as main memory
Seong Keun Kim
Mihaela Popovici
Materials for Advanced Semiconductor Memories 10 May 2018 Pages: 334 - 339
Ferroelectric hafnium oxide for ferroelectric random-access memories and ferroelectric field-effect transistors
Thomas Mikolajick
Stefan Slesazeck
Uwe Schroeder
Materials for Advanced Semiconductor Memories 10 May 2018 Pages: 340 - 346
Topological memory using phase-change materials
Junji Tominaga
Materials for Advanced Semiconductor Memories 10 May 2018 Pages: 347 - 351
Materials for spin-transfer-torque magnetoresistive random-access memory
Shinji Yuasa
Kazuhiro Hono
Daniel C. Worledge
Materials for Advanced Semiconductor Memories 10 May 2018 Pages: 352 - 357
Purely electronic nanometallic resistance switching random-access memory
Yang Lu
Jung Ho Yoon
I. Wei Chen
Materials for Advanced Semiconductor Memories 10 May 2018 Pages: 358 - 364
Scanning probe-type data storage beyond hard disk drive and flash memory
Yasuo Cho
Seungbum Hong
Materials for Advanced Semiconductor Memories 10 May 2018 Pages: 365 - 370
Field-theoretic simulations: An emerging tool for probing soft material assembly
Glenn H. Fredrickson
Kris T. Delaney
Technical Feature 10 May 2018 Pages: 371 - 378
Representation of Native Americans in US science and engineering faculty
Donna J. Nelson
Lynnette D. Madsen
Departments Diversity in MS&E 10 May 2018 Pages: 379 - 383
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Special Collection: Diversity in Materials Science and Engineering
Taking IMOS on the road—to Greece
Vasiliki Kioupi
Departments Society News 10 May 2018 Pages: 384 - 386
International School of Materials for Sustainable Development & Energy first course to be held July 7–13 in Italy

Departments Society News 10 May 2018 Pages: 386 - 386
In memoriam: Walter Lyons Brown

Departments Society News 10 May 2018 Pages: 387 - 387
Indigenous Amazonian potteries as early reinforced ceramics
Hortense Le Ferrand
Departments Features Historical Note 10 May 2018 Pages: 388 - 388
Introduction to Magnetic Random-Access Memory by Bernard Dieny, Ronald B. Goldfarb, and Kyung-Jin Lee

Departments Features Book Reviews 10 May 2018 Pages: 389 - 389
Electron Nano-Imaging: Basics of Imaging and Diffraction for TEM and STEM Nobuo Tanaka

Departments Features Book Reviews 10 May 2018 Pages: 389 - 390
2D Nanoelectronics: Physics and Devices of Atomically Thin Materials Mircea Dragoman and Daniela Dragoman

Departments Features Book Reviews 10 May 2018 Pages: 390 - 390
The potential of robots for humankind
Steve Moss
Departments Features Posterminaries 10 May 2018 Pages: 391 - 392