In the International Journal of Extreme Manufacturing, a team of Chinese researchers review the fast-growing field of Field-assisted Additive Manufacturing (FAM)—a method that combines 3D printing with external fields such as magnetic, acoustic, or electric stimuli to precisely guide materials as they form.

Halide perovskites is a recently emerged platform for the creation of efficient memristors. In turn, single-crystal inorganic perovskite would be new low-cost and flexible memory devices because of their excellent resistive switching (RS) properties, without risk of chemical and mechanical stress-generated degradation, compared with the operational instability of general thin-film perovskite memristors. Moreover, miniaturization of perovskite memristors would be useful for creating high-density memory devices.

In this study, we propose a lightweight multi-wavelength network model capable of high-fidelity and efficient full-color hologram generation in both 2D and 3D display, called IncepHoloRGB.The high-speed simultaneous generation of RGB holograms at 191 frames per second (FPS) are based on Inception sampling blocks and multi-wavelength propagation module integrated with depth-traced superimposition, achieving an average structural similarity (SSIM) of 0.88 and peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) of 29.00 on the DIV2K test set in reconstruction. 

A novel S-scheme Mn_0.5Cd_0.5S/In₂S₃ photocatalyst efficiently degrades antibiotic pollutants in water. Its unique electron transfer mechanism enhances charge separation, boosting performance. The catalyst demonstrates high efficiency across various water types and excellent stability in a continuous-flow system. Toxicity assessments confirm the degradation process renders antibiotics harmless. This research provides a sustainable and effective strategy for combating antibiotic contamination, paving the way for advanced water purification technologies.

New University of South Florida-led research published in MIS Quarterly finds that on-the-spot phishing training can trigger defensiveness and limit learning — making employees less likely to absorb lessons that prevent future attacks.