Abstract
Advanced Materials Technologies was launched in April 2016 with the aim to report on research that bridges the gap between materials science and real-world applications. Now, we celebrate an important and exciting milestone for Advanced Materials Technologies: With the recent release of the 2018 Clarivate Journal Citation Reports the journal has received its first (partial) Impact Factor of 4.6! The top cited articles published in 2016 are shown in Table 1. “We're off to a strong, aggressive start, fueled by high quality papers from the leading figures in the field! Advanced Materials Technologies is already living up to its aim of publishing first-class, innovative research with a practical bent and a potential for broad engineering significance.” – Prof. John Rogers, Co-Chair of the International Editorial Advisory Board As of today, over 850 manuscripts have been received (and the number is increasing!) and well over 350 articles have been published in 29 issues. Topics that have proved popular so far this year include 3D printed organ models and microfluidic devices, paper-based nanocomposites, and pressure sensors for electronic skin. For the Editors' selection of some of the most outstanding Advanced Materials Technologies articles published in 2017, continue reading here: Many thanks to outgoing board members J. J. Baumberg and Jiang Chang for their support during the crucial launch phase of the journal. We are looking forward to new, exciting content at Advanced Materials Technologies! Please submit your manuscript today and stay tuned to the newest content at www.advmattechnol.com. P.S. We would be happy to receive your feedback anytime at [email protected]
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