23/10/2026
📣 Open call deadline extension 📣
To allow authors more time to finalise their submissions, we have extended the deadline for the Nanoscale themed collection on nanoelectronics. If you work in the area and are interested in submitting, send your work to Nanoscale before the new deadline of 31 November 2026.
This collection on nanoelectronics aims to showcase the latest breakthroughs in the design, fabrication, and application of nanoscale electronic components. As traditional silicon-based scaling approaches their physical limits, this collection focuses on the materials and architectures that will define the next generation of information technology.
The scope of this collection includes, but is not limited to, the following areas of research:
• Low-Dimensional Materials: Electronic transport and device integration of 2D materials (TMDCs, graphene, h-BN), 1D nanowires/nanotubes, and 0D quantum dots; colloidal electronics.
• Beyond-CMOS Architectures: Innovations in neuromorphic computing, memristive systems, and steep-slope transistors (e.g., TFETs and NC-FETS).
• Quantum Electronics: Solid-state qubits, topological insulators, and superconducting circuits for quantum information processing.
• Spin-Based Electronics (Spintronics): Pure spin currents, magnetic tunnel junctions, and skyrmion-based logic.
• Molecular and Organic Electronics: Charge transport through single molecules and the
development of flexible, printed nanoscale circuits.
• Nanoscale Interconnects & Thermal Management: Addressing Joule heating and signal delay through carbon-based or plasmonic interconnects.
Find out more about submitting 👇
https://www.rsc.org/publishing/journals/calls-for-papers/nanoelectronics-nanoscale
