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Proton‐conducting molecules in the pores of metal–organic frameworks change their conductivity upon photoswitching the host framework. In work by Lars Heinke and co‐workers presented in article number 1706551, irradiation with light (green) causes trans–cis isomerization of the azobenzene components of the framework, switching the molecular interaction and the conductivity of the triazole guest molecules...
Proton conducting nanoporous materials attract substantial attention with respect to applications in fuel cells, supercapacitors, chemical sensors, and information processing devices inspired by biological systems. Here, a crystalline, nanoporous material which offers dynamic remote‐control over the proton conduction is presented. This is realized by using surface‐mounted metal–organic frameworks...
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