Janus nanocylinders (JNCs) are anisotropic, non-centrosymmetric colloids composed of two different faces, making them attractive for advanced functional materials. However, their nanometric dimensions and pronounced anisotropy complexify their preparation. Recently, a versatile supramolecular strategy has emerged tha...
Rihab Zguir, Ming-Sheng Ji, Irene Antignano et al.· Macromolecules· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Micropollution is an ever‐increasing concern to human health and wildlife caused by population growth, industrialization, and intensive agriculture. An example of such micropollutants are natural and synthetic estrogen hormones. They are found everywhere in the aquatic environment at very low but dangerous con...
Lukas Müller, Philip Maier, Dustin Vivod et al.· Advancement of science· 0 citations
Colloidal self-assembly is a powerful strategy to obtain materials with desired softness, porosity and biocompatibility. When soft building blocks are used, these properties can change dramatically, compared to materials produced using hard particles. However, the fate of individual colloids inside these assemblies is...
A. Petrunin, Hannah F Mathews, Tom Höfken et al.· ACS Nano· 0 citations
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