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In article number 1900393, Morgan Stefik and co‐workers improve a micelle template strategy to decouple micelle control from reactive material additions. The series of porous TiO2 materials exhibit tunable confinement effects upon electrochemical lithiation. Analogous to a vending machine, this materials by design approach yields tunable sample libraries and supports nano‐optimization. The Authors...
The predictive self‐assembly of tunable nanostructures is of great utility for broad nanomaterial investigations and applications. The use of equilibrium‐based approaches however prevents independent feature size control. Kinetic‐controlled methods such as persistent micelle templates (PMTs) overcome this limitation and maintain constant pore size by imposing a large thermodynamic barrier to chain...
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