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Planar alignment of disc‐like nanomaterials is required to transfer their superior anisotropic properties from microscopic individual structures to macroscopic collective assemblies. However, such alignment by electrical or magnetic field is challenging due to their additional degrees of orientational freedom compared to that of rod‐like nanostructures. Here, the realization of planar alignment of...
An aligned graphene assembly amplifies the anisotropic properties of individual sheets, creating in a strong dark/bright contrast in the all‐graphene Panda display. Zhiming M. Wang, Jiming Bao, and co‐workers report in article number 1805255, that such alignment can be achieved with a pair of rotating magnets in an arbitrary direction and space, which opens the opportunity of transfering graphene's...
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