Nanoscale chemical patterning: killing two birds with one stone
- 2023 Sep 20
- publications , self-assembly , grafting , templating
- Publications
See our recent publication in Nanoscale on nanopatterning graphite at two different length scales in one step
Metal Ion and Guest-Mediated Spontaneous Resolution
- 2023 Sep 20
- publications , self-assembly
- Publications
Enjoy our paper published in J. Am. Chem. Soc. on "Metal Ion and Guest-Mediated Spontaneous Resolution and Solvent-Induced Chiral Symmetry Breaking in Guanine-Based Metallosupramolecular Networks"
Published in Nature
We used scanning tunnelling microscopy to follow in real-time, as bonds form and break, molecule by molecule, the birth and growth of 2D dynamic covalent polymers on a solid support immersed in a reactive solution.
Sensing ammonia
We reveal the superior sensing capability of covalently modified graphene layers for ammonia detection
Polymorph detection
We report on the detection and stabilization of a previously unknown two-dimensional (2D) pseudopolymorph.
Chemical patterning of graphene
- 2021 Oct 14
- publications , grafting
- Publications
We demonstrate spatially resolved multicomponent covalent chemical patterning of single layer graphene using a facile and efficient method.
Diazonium Chemistry with a Twist
In this paper, published in Nanoscale, we demonstrate that the ascorbic acid mediated dediazoniation of aryldiazonium salts leads to self-limiting growth of monolayers with high grafting densities
In control of polymorphism...
- 2020 Jan 06
- publications
- Publications
In this paper, published in Angewandte Chemie, we reveal the possibility to induce or favor the formation of polymorphs, by confining molecules in nanoscale 2D boxes
And what if you would use an electric field to polymerize...
- 2019 Oct 25
- publications
- Publications
Proud of our recent publication in J.Am.Chem.Soc. (and "News and Views" in Nature),
Graphite and Graphene Fairy Circles
Read about our recent publication in ACS Nano (and Editors' Choice in Science) on the formation and properties of Graphite and Graphene Fairy Circles
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