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Engineering Material Interfaces: The Role of Surface Functionalisation in Next-Generation Technologies

Abstract

Surface functionalisation has emerged as a critical strategy in materials sci ence, enabling the modification of material surfaces to achieve desired chemi cal, physical, and biological properties. By tailoring surface characteristics with out altering bulk properties, functionalisation enhances material performance in applications such as catalysis, drug delivery, and environmental remediation. This editorial discusses key approaches to surface functionalisation, including chemical grafting, plasma treatment, and self-assembled monolayers. It also highlights the role of advanced characterization techniques in understanding surface interactions[1]. Despite challenges related to stability, scalability, and reproducibility, recent advancements in nanotechnology and interdisciplinary research are expanding the scope of surface functionalisation. The integration of innovative methods is expected to drive the development of next-generation materials with enhanced functionality.

Olivia Hartmann

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