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In article 1805308, Jiajun Gu and co‐workers assemble nanosized metal and semiconductor building blocks with various sizes and shapes into hierarchical structures in centimeter size, by introducing steric hindrance to compensate for environmentally sensitive hydrogen‐bonds and electrostatic interaction.
Assembling nanosized building blocks into macroscopic 3D complex structures is challenging. Here, nanosized metal and semiconductor building blocks with a variety of sizes and shapes (spheres, stars, and rods) are successfully assembled into a broad range of hierarchical (nanometer to micrometer) assemblies of functional materials in centimeter size using butterfly wings as templates. This is achieved...
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