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ACS launches two journals for applied materials research

Building on the success of ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces (AMI), the American Chemical Society in September launched two journals: ACS Applied Energy Materials and ACS Applied Nano Materials. The new journals fall under the purview of AMI and its editor-in-chief, Kirk Schanze, a chemistry professor at the University of Texas, San Antonio. Each new journal has its own deputy editor and editorial advisory board. The deputy editor of ACS Applied Energy Materials is Gerald J. Meyer, a chemistry professor and his department’s vice chair of diversity at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. “I think there’s a strong likelihood that this journal could be instrumental in advancing energy research and helping solve the world’s energy challenges,” Meyer says, noting that although the journal’s topic is quite narrow, the range of chemistry involved is broad. Meyer has served as an associate editor of AMI since 2012. His research focuses