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The development of materials with dual properties of high strength and high ductility has been a constant challenge since the foundation of the materials science discipline. The rapid progress of nanotechnology in recent decades has further brought this challenge to a new era. This Research News highlights a few newly developed strategies to optimize advanced nanomaterials and metallic glasses with...
On page 5518, J. Lu and co‐workers develop and produce a 3D three‐ordered hierarchical twinning system that can significantly enhance yield strength and simultaneously preserve sufficient ductility to an extraordinary stage, compared with conventional monolithic nanotwins. The image shows the evolution from a simple face‐centered lattice unit to the complex three‐ordered hierarchical twins.
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