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In article number 1803355, Aleksandr Noy and co‐workers describe how carbon nanotube porins in polymersome block‐copolymer membranes mimic the hierarchical organization of a biological membrane with nanotube channels enabling highly efficient transport of water protons and ions through the impermeable membrane barrier. Several luminol molecules are seen here traveling through the nanotube porins to...
Biological membranes provide a fascinating example of a separation system that is multifunctional, tunable, precise, and efficient. Biomimetic membranes, which mimic the architecture of cellular membranes, have the potential to deliver significant improvements in specificity and permeability. Here, a fully synthetic biomimetic membrane is reported that incorporates ultra‐efficient 1.5 nm diameter...
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