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ALT Image featuring an abstract background in shades of blue and green, with the text "From material science to societal impact. Cambridge launches new open access journal series."

ALT Promotional graphic featuring a quote about Cambridge University Press, describing it as an authoritative platform for groundbreaking sustainable materials science. Includes a portrait of Executive Editor Professor Jason Robinson smiling, set against a Cambridge Blue background.

ALT Promotional image featuring a quote about addressing world challenges by Caroline Black, Publishing Director of STM Journals at Cambridge University Press.

ALT Portrait of Professor David Haddleton, Executive Editor-in-Chief at Cambridge Materials, with a quote about collaborating with diverse groups to improve the future for children and generations to come.