Understanding MXenes and Why They Matter In the past decade, a new group of nanomaterials called MXenes has captured the attention of researchers around the world. MXenes are extremely thin materials—sometimes only a single layer…
(read more)In this blog, we’ll walk through a study that looks at a very specific but exciting question: What happens to the gas-sensing performance of Ti₂CTₓ MXene when it is partially oxidized into TiO₂? If that…
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The rise of MXenes—two-dimensional transition-metal carbides and nitrides—has reshaped the landscape of advanced materials engineering. Among the dozens of known MXenes, the carbides based on niobium (Nb) and titanium (Ti) remain the most widely studied…
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Over the past decade, MXenes have emerged as some of the most influential discoveries in advanced materials science. These two-dimensional transition-metal carbides, nitrides and carbonitrides have enabled unprecedented performance across energy storage, conductive coatings, sensors,…
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