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High-performance gas sensors through predictive material design

Aug 2026 · Nature Sensors · Vol 1, pp. 767 - 775 · 1 citation · 58 references

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A predictive twin-loop framework that integrates single-atom materials, operando analysis and machine learning to enable mechanism-guided design with improved response, selectivity and stability is proposed.

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