Issue 5, 2005

Not a soft science

Abstract

Editorial Board Member Helmuth Möhwald discusses Soft Matter's relationship with another RSC journal, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, and puts forward his definition of just what exactly soft matter is.

Graphical abstract: Not a soft science

Article information

Article type
Editorial
Submitted
09 Sep 2005
Accepted
14 Sep 2005
First published
11 Oct 2005

Soft Matter, 2005,1, 328-328

Not a soft science

Soft Matter, 2005, 1, 328 DOI: 10.1039/B512836F

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