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Biology exploits a transcription–translation approach to deliver structural information from DNA to the protein‐building machines with high precision. Here, we show how the structural information of small synthetic molecules could be used to guide the assembly of inorganic nanoparticles into diversified yet long‐range ordered superstructures, enabling the information transfer across four or five orders...
Biology exploits a transcription–translation approach to deliver structural information from DNA to the protein‐building machines with high precision. Here, we show how the structural information of small synthetic molecules could be used to guide the assembly of inorganic nanoparticles into diversified yet long‐range ordered superstructures, enabling the information transfer across four or five orders...
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