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35+1 challenges in materials science being tackled by PIs under 35(ish) in 2023

Daryl Yee Wei Liang
2023
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Abstract

Here we highlight 35 (+1) global researchers approximately under the age of 35. The annual cohort was self-generated by initial seed invitations sent by the editorial team, with each contributor inviting the next in a self-selecting unrestricted (nominally supervised) manner. The final collection is an inspiring look at the challenges the current generation of materials researchers are tackling, demonstrating the interdisciplinarity of materials science.

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