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One year of Advanced Sensor Research and many more to come!

2024

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One year of Advanced Sensor Research and many more to come!Welcome to the second editorial of our newly launched journal.We still use the term "new" even though it has been 13 months since the first issue of Advanced Sensor Research was published in December 2022; nevertheless, despite being one of the youngest members of our Advanced brand family, remarkable results have been achieved in 2023.We are proud to have published 12 issues and more than 110 articles, including 48 reviews and 1 perspective, covering top research on all aspects of sensing.We would like to take this opportunity to highlight a few of the many wonderful articles published so far.

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2024

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