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Nanoscale systems are ideally suited to study quantum mechanical effects and explore these as resources for emerging quantum technology such as quantum sensing, communication or computing.

The reported observation of enhanced diffusivity of simple molecules during a chemical reaction in solution is but the latest of nanoscale wonders.

We celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of Nature Nanotechnology by looking at how the journal topics have expanded throughout the years.

The FAIR principles provide compelling guidelines on how to achieve reusability of nanotechnology data.

Research on nanoplastic has already provided some significant results but it has also exposed a large number of open questions.

To achieve the biggest impact, nanotechnology-based strategies developed to manage infectious diseases in resourced-limited settings need to take into account the local context.

We have launched a series of webinars to engage our audience in a way that is complementary to the publication of articles.

The understanding of catalytic nanomaterials and processes results in improved control over their performance to achieve commercial relevance.

Flexibly designed nanomaterials can trigger specific immune responses and might offer promising alternatives to traditional immunosuppressive therapies, cancer immunotherapies and vaccine formulations.