Nano and Advanced Materials have been recognized as a key enabling technology of the 21 st century due to their high potential for contributions to disruptive innovations in new clean energy technologies, substitution of certain Critical Raw Materials, replacement of hazardous substances, improvement of the environmental performance of products and processes, and facilitation of circularity. 1 This is expressed in the foundation of the Innovative Advanced Materials Initiative and the Advanced Materials Initiative 2030 with over 500 partners from industry and academia, in documents such as the Communication on Advanced Materials for Industrial Leadership 1 , and the fact that advanced materials are included in the list of ten critical technology areas for the European Union's economic security. The importance in science, research, and academia is reflected by the large number of results when searching for publications (> 1.8 million results) or journals (> 60 results) with the keywords "Nano" or "Advanced Materials" on Clarivate Web of Science.