Metal–organic coordination structures are materials comprising reticular metal centers and
organic linkers in which the two constituents bind with each other via metal–ligand …

The invention of the scanning tunneling microscope has led to the visualization of molecules
in real space on atomically flat conductive substrates. This has boosted research into …

The design of networks of organic molecules at metal surfaces, highly attractive for a variety
of applications ranging from molecular electronics to gas sensors to protective coatings, has …

Single‐atom catalysts (SACs) have been rising recently as a new frontier in the catalysis
field. Due to maximum atom utilization efficiency and tunable electronic structures, SACs …

Metal–organic supramolecular chemistry on surfaces has matured to a point where its
underlying growth mechanisms are well understood and structures of defined coordination …

This review aims at giving the readers the basic concepts needed to understand two-
dimensional bimolecular organizations at the vacuum–solid interface. The first part …

In this review, we present an up-to-date account of various two-dimensional molecular
porous networks that possess periodically arranged voids of different symmetries. These …

Electrochemical conversions at fuel cell electrodes are complex processes. In particular, the
oxygen reduction reaction has substantial overpotential limiting the electrical power output …

Abstract Two‐dimensional (2D) metal‐organic layers (MOLs) are the 2D version of metal‐
organic frameworks (MOFs) with nanometer thickness in one dimension. MOLs are also …

Surface coordination networks formed by co‐adsorption of metal atoms and organic ligands
have interesting properties, for example regarding catalysis and data storage. Surface …