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Osmotic energy from the salinity gradients represents a promising energy resource with stable and sustainable characteristics. Nanofluidic membranes can be considered as powerful alternatives to the traditional low‐performance ion exchange membrane to achieve high‐efficiency osmotic energy harvesting. However, the development of a highly efficient and easily scalable core membrane component from low‐cost...
The construction of tunable morphological systems has important implications for understanding the mechanism of molecular self‐assembly. In this study, a spiropyran derivative M1 is reported with light‐responsive assembly morphology, which can be tuned from nanosphere to nanorod by ultraviolet light irradiation. The absorption spectra show that M1 molecules are transformed from closed‐ring (SP) isomers...