Amphiphilic polypeptoids with defined sequences, versatile in forming various
nanostructures, are ideal for mimicking biomacromolecular structures. The predictive design …

The design, synthesis, and fabrication of functional nanomaterials with specific properties
remain a long-standing goal for many scientific fields. The self-assembly of sequence …

Ultrathin organic nanofibers (UTONFs) represent an emerging class of nanomaterials as
they carry a set of favorable attributes, including ultrahigh specific surface area, lightweight …

Peptoid polymers with sequence-defined side chains are observed to self-assemble into a
variety of structures spanning nanometer and micron scales. We explored a diblock …

Hierarchical self‐assembly represents a powerful strategy for the fabrication of functional
materials across various length scales. However, achieving precise formation of functional …

We investigated the temperature-dependent structural evolution of thermoreversible triblock
terpolypeptoid hydrogels, namely poly (N-allyl glycine)-b-poly (N-methyl glycine)-b-poly (N …

Polypeptoids are a family of synthetic peptidomimetic polymers featuring N-substituted
polyglycine backbones with large chemical and structural diversity. Their synthetic …

A cryogel is a supermacroporous gel network that is generated at subzero temperatures by
polymerizing monomers or gelating polymeric precursors. Since cryogels possess inherent …

Functions of nanomaterials assembled from sequence-defined macromolecules are highly
determined by their molecular packings and self-assembled morphologies. Peptoids, N …

Designing conformationally dynamic molecules that self-assemble into predictable
nanostructures remains an important unmet challenge. This paper describes how atomic …