Many areas of modern materials chemistry, from nanoscale electronics to regenerative
medicine, require design of precisely-controlled chemical environments at near-molecular …

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

Multivalent interactions between carbohydrates and proteins enable a broad range of
selective chemical processes of critical biological importance. Such interactions can extend …

Control over the surface chemistry of elastomers such as polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) is
important for many applications. However, achieving nanostructured chemical control on …

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 …

Multicolor upconversion luminescence (UCL) plays an essential role in anti-fake and
information encipher. Here, we report a strategy to expand the color-adjustable emission …

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

In this work, the formation of laser-induced periodic surface structures (LIPSS) on the
surfaces of thin films of poly (ethylene terephthalate)(PET) and PET reinforced with …

The construction of versatile functional hydrogel interfaces holds promising prospects in
biosensing and bioengineering. Herein, we introduced a light-induced protein conjugation …

Creating synthetic materials that mimic native tissue is an overarching goal in tissue
engineering and regenerative medicine. It is essential to embed molecular-resolution …