OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of MRS Bulletin is 28. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)

Article	Citations
Amphiphilic assembly enhances performance of biofuel cells	139
Two-and-one-half cheers for the mediocracy*	120
Things I didn’t and still don’t fully understand	73
2021 MRS Fall Meeting provided a hybrid experience!	65
Dislocation does the twist with a double helix	64
EU publishes guidance for safe and sustainable materials and chemicals	59
Journal Highlights	53
MRS Bulletin turns 50!	50
Failure-resistant mechanisms in nature inform metamaterials design	49
Closing the sustainability gap in materials education	47
Advancing materials science through data integration and sustainable innovation	47
Solution-driven bioinspired design: Themes of latch-mediated spring-actuated systems	46
Metallic Zn crystals grown in liquid Ga imitate snowflake patterns	44
Forming and erasing memories in disordered solids	42
Closing a chapter with MRS Bulletin and MRS	42
ML drives design of materials with ultrahigh strength-to-weight ratios	41
Fuel cell-transistor combination amplifies signals, expands biosensing applications	40
Beyond potentials: Integrated machine learning models for materials	39
Gas-phase materials synthesis in environmental transmission electron microscopy	39
Functional imaging of brain organoids using high-density microelectrode arrays	38
How to build an effective self-driving laboratory	37
Going cubic halves the efficiency droop in InGaAlN light-emitting diodes	36
Journal Highlights	36
Innovative pathways: From neural interfaces to microstructure-driven design	36
Charged-sorbents overcome current limitations of CO2 capture	33

Nanogenerators developed based on different physics effects	31
Journal Highlights	31
Correction to: Materials challenges for powering miniature bioinspired robots	29
Journal Highlights	28
Inorganic nanotubes: From WS2 to “misfit” layered compounds	28