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Author Correction: Atomic-resolution three-dimensional hydration structures on a heterogeneously charged surface.

Kenichi Umeda^1,2, Lidija Zivanovic³, Kei Kobayashi^1,4

¹Department of Electronic Science and Engineering, Kyoto University, Katsura, Nishikyo, Kyoto, 615-8510, Japan.

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This study corrects an error in supplementary figures, ensuring accurate data representation for scientific reproducibility. The corrected y-axis labels are crucial for interpreting experimental results in this research.

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Area of Science:

Scientific communication
Data integrity

Background:

Ensuring accuracy in scientific publications is paramount.
Supplementary information often contains critical data for study interpretation.

Purpose of the Study:

To correct an error in the y-axis labeling of Supplementary Figures 9e,f.
To provide the accurate dataset for researchers utilizing this study's supplementary materials.

Main Methods:

Identification of a labeling error in the original supplementary figures.
Correction of the y-axis scale from '-40' to '40' to the accurate '-400' to '400'.

Main Results:

The y-axis labels in Supplementary Figures 9e,f have been corrected.
The updated supplementary information now accurately reflects the data.

Conclusions:

Accurate supplementary data is essential for the validation and advancement of scientific research.
This correction ensures the integrity of the study's findings and aids future investigations.