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Silica glasses have wide applications in industrial fields due to their extraordinary properties, such as high transparency, low thermal expansion coefficient, and high hardness. However, current methods of fabricating silica glass generally require long thermal treatment time (up to hours) and complex setups, leading to high cost and slow manufacturing speed. Herein, to obtain high‐quality glasses...
A highly efficient oxygen electrode is indispensable for achieving high‐performance aprotic lithium–O2 batteries. Herein, it is demonstrated that strongly coupled carbon nanosheets/molybdenum carbide (α‐MoC1−x) nanocluster hierarchical hybrid hollow spheres (denoted as MoC1−x/HSC) can work well as cathode for boosting the performance of lithium–O2 batteries. The important feature of MoC1−x/HSC is...
The diverse biological effects of nanomaterials form the basis for their applications in biomedicine but also cause safety issues. Induction of autophagy is a cellular response after nanoparticles exposure. It may be beneficial in some circumstances, yet autophagy‐mediated toxicity raises an alarming concern. Previously, it has been reported that upconversion nanoparticles (UCNs) elicit liver damage,...
Many nanomaterials are reported to disrupt lysosomal function and homeostasis, but how cells sense and then respond to nanomaterial‐elicited lysosome stress is poorly understood. Nucleus translocation of transcription factor EB (TFEB) plays critical roles in lysosome biogenesis following lysosome stress induced by starvation. The authors previously reported massive cellular vacuolization, along with...
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