Papers exploring the various aspects of nanomaterials and their applications in energy.
Aims and scope
Nanomaterials and Energy serves as a relevant and pioneering platform for emerging research in nanomaterials, biomaterials, nanoelectronics, photocatalytic materials, battery materials, optimal design and sustainability, recycling, and energy. High quality technical articles in the following areas, including other relevant topics, are welcome:

Nanomaterials for functional applications
Biomaterials, Natural Materials & Biomimicking
Smart Materials, Shape Memory, Self-Healing, etc.
Computational modeling of materials and biological systems
Fundamentals of Synthesis/Processing of Nanostructures
Performance and Property Correlation (Mechanical, Thermal, Morphological, Corrosion, Impedance, Tribology, etc.)
Battery materials
Material Design for Sustainability
Recycling for Environment Protection
Photocatalysis & Energy conversion
Energy Generation and Storage (Hydrogen, Piezo/Tribo/Ferro-electric, Nanogenerators, Fuel cells, electrolyzer, etc.)
Renewable Energy (Solar, Wind, Biomass, etc.)
AI and ML algorithm for materials and devices
In a world with an increasing number of opportunities for nanotechnology to improve how we produce and use energy, this journal will help lead scientists and engineers from diverse backgrounds to a common platform. The future of energy nanomaterials is full of innovative advancements that will revolutionize the commercial as well as academic sector, impacting highly on the environment and humanity.

Types of article: the journal publishes peer-reviewed research papers, short communications and review articles exploring the various aspects of nanomaterials and their applications in energy, bringing together research from scientists and engineers to identify new and ever more efficient energy sources with a cost-benefit focus.

Awards: Each year, the paper rated best by the Editor will be given the prestigious Nanomaterials in Energy Prize.