Dynamic Spatial-Selective Metasurface with Multiple-Beam Interference.

The emergence of the metasurface has provided a versatile platform for the manipulation of light at the nanoscale. Recent research in metasurfaces has explored a plethora of dynamic control and switching of multifunctionalities, paving the way for innovative applications in fields such as imaging, sensing, and communication. However, current dynamic multifunctional metasurfaces face challenges in terms of functional scalability and selective activation.

A Self-Powered Biochemical Sensor for Intelligent Agriculture Enabled by Signal Enhanced Triboelectric Nanogenerator.

Precise agriculture based on intelligent agriculture plays a significant role in sustainable development. The agricultural Internet of Things (IoTs) is a crucial foundation for intelligent agriculture. However, the development of agricultural IoTs has led to exponential growth in various sensors, posing a major challenge in achieving long-term stable power supply for these distributed sensors.

Plasmonic Cavity for Self-Powered Chemical Detection and Performance Boosted Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering Detection.

With the popularization of the Internet of Things, the application of chemical sensors has become more and more extensive. However, it is difficult for a single functional sensor to meet multiple needs at the same time. For the next generation of chemical sensors, in addition to rapid qualitative and quantitative detection, it is also necessary to solve the problem of a distributed sensor power supply.

The Optical and Electrical Performance of CuO Synthesized by Anodic Oxidation Based on Copper Foam.

Metal oxide semiconductor materials have a wide range of applications in the field of solar energy conversion. In this paper, CuO was prepared directly on copper foam substrate by anodic oxidation. The effects of current density and anodizing temperature on sample preparation and performance were studied.

Synthesis, growth mechanism and photocatalytic H evolution of CdS/CuS composite hydrothermal method.

In recent years, visible light-driven photocatalysts used for confronting energy shortages and environmental pollution have drawn much attention. CdS is regarded as an excellent photoelectric semiconductor for photocatalysis, but photocorrosion and low photocatalytic activity limit its practical application. In order to improve the photocatalytic performance of CdS, we synthesized a II-type CdS/CuS composite a hydrothermal method in one step.