Nanometer-scale control over surface functionality is important in applications ranging from
nanoscale electronics to regenerative medicine. However, approaches that provide precise …

Mass photometry (MP) is a rapidly growing optical technique for label-free mass
measurement of single biomolecules in solution. The underlying measurement principle …

Vapor printing technologies are emerging as powerful tools for device fabrication due to
their unique solvent‐free nature. In recent years, a few articles have been published to …

The development of 2D or 3D bioactive platforms for rapidly isolating pure populations of
cells from adult stem cells holds promise for advancing the understanding of cellular …

Nanometer-scale control over surface functionalization of soft gels is important for a variety
of applications including controlling interactions with cells for in vitro cell culture and for …

Designing surfaces that enable controlled presentation of multivalent ligand clusters (eg, for
rapid screening of biomolecular binding constants or design of artificial extracellular …

Although different chemistries for the spatio‐temporal localization of molecules and
gradients of chemical signals within soft materials are now available, the achievement of …

Shape-shifting helical gels have been created by various routes, notably by
photolithography. We explore electron-beam lithography as an alternative to prescribe …

Protein photolithography is an invaluable tool for generating protein microchips and
regulating interactions between cells and materials. However, the absence of light …

Chemical patterning surfaces is relevant in several different domains of science and
technology with exciting possibilities in electronics, catalysis, sensing, and photonics. Here …