Rational manipulation and assembly of discrete colloidal particles into architected
superstructures have enabled several applications in materials science and …

Optically addressable colloidal assembly at fluid interfaces is a highly desired component to
generate reconfigurable 2D materials but has rarely been achieved and only with specific …

The ability to create multi-scale, periodic colloidal assemblies with unique properties is
important to emerging applications. Dynamically manipulating colloidal structures via …

Nanomotors in nature have inspired scientists to design synthetic molecular motors to drive
the motion of microscale objects by cooperative action. Light-driven molecular motors have …

Many light-based technologies have been developed to manipulate micro/nanoscale
objects such as colloidal particles and biological cells for basic research and practical …

Light-based manipulation of colloidal particles holds great promise in fabrication of
functional devices. Construction of complex colloidal superstructures using traditional optical …

Hydrogel nanoparticles that undergo volume phase transitions in response to changes in
temperature and pH have been used to assemble colloidal crystal gels with environmentally …

The reconfigurable self-assembly of colloidal particles allows the bottom-up creation of
adaptive materials, yet significant challenges remain. Here, we demonstrate a synthesis of …

Bicontinuous porous structures through colloidal assembly realized by non-equilibrium
process is crucial to various applications, including water treatment, catalysis and energy …

Directing the assembly of nanoscale building blocks into programmable superstructures is of
broad scientific and technological interest. Advances in nanocrystal self‐assembly at fluid …