Optical metamaterials are artificially engineered architectures that exhibit desired optical
properties not found in nature. Bespoke design requires the ability to define shape, size …

Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) has been widely employed as a material for microreactors
and lab-on-a-chip devices. However, in its applications, PDMS suffers from two major …

In the continuous downscaling of device features, the microelectronics industry is facing the
intrinsic limits of conventional lithographic techniques. The development of new synthetic …

Accomplishing on‐demand molecular separation with a high selectivity and good
permeability is very desirable for pollutant removal and chemical and pharmaceutical …

Controlling the three-dimensional (3D) nanoarchitecture of inorganic materials is imperative
for enabling their novel mechanical, optical, and electronic properties. Here, by exploiting …

Sequential infiltration synthesis (SIS), also known as vapor phase infiltration (VPI), is a
quickly expanding technique that allows growth of inorganic materials within polymers from …

The energetically favorable formation of atomically precise clusters, known as magic size
clusters, in the solution phase enables a precision nanoscale synthesis with exquisite …

Vapor-phase infiltration (VPI) has emerged as a scalable process for transforming polymer
products into a variety of organic–inorganic hybrid materials with potential applications to a …

Sequential infiltration synthesis (SIS) is a scalable and valuable technique for the synthesis
of organic–inorganic materials with several potential applications at the industrial level …

Organic–inorganic hybrid resists offer a solution to the issue of low sensitivity in organic
photoresists like poly (methyl methacrylate)(PMMA). In this study, an organic–inorganic …