Insolubility of functional molecules caused by polymorphism sometimes poses limitations for
their solution‐based processing. Such a situation can also occur in the preparation …

Supramolecular systems chemistry has been an area of active research to develop
nanomaterials with life‐like functions. Progress in systems chemistry relies on our ability to …

Pectin exists extensively in nature and has attracted much attention in biological
applications for its unique chemical and physical characteristics. Functionalized pectin …

Water is ubiquitous in natural systems where it builds an essential environment supporting
biological supramolecular polymers to function, transport, and exchange. However, this …

Tailoring the amphiphilicity of a molecule through external stimuli can alter the balance
between self-association and repulsion, resulting in different propensities for its assembly …

Layers of aligned dyes are key to photo‐driven charge separation in dye sensitized solar
cells, but cannot be exploited as rectifying membranes in photocatalysis to separate half …

Supramolecular assembly of amphiphilic molecules in aqueous solutions to form stimuli-
responsive entities is attractive for developing intelligent supramolecular materials for …

We report on the self-assembling features of the amphiphilic N-annulated perylene
bisimides (N-PBIs) 1–4 in water. Their self-assembly is investigated both experimentally and …

The carboxylic acid moiety gives rise to structural variability in surface-supported self-
assembly due to the common expression of various H-bonding motifs. Self-assembly of 3 …

Unique sphere-packing mesophases such as Frank–Kasper (FK) phases have emerged
from the viable design of intermolecular interactions in supramolecular assemblies. Herein …