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Infinite periodic minimal surfaces (IPMS) are unique surfaces with 3D continuity and periodicity. In article 1604429, T. Ichikawa and co‐workers create hydrophilic IPMS by using self‐organization of bicontinuous cubic liquid‐crystalline zwitterions and subsequent glassification. These glassy liquid crystals can incorporate water onto their IPMS while keeping the 3D structures. This study may provide...
Glassy bicontinuous cubic liquid crystals are developed to be a matrix having a hydrophilic infinite periodic minimal surface (IPMS). They function as a scaffold for water, leading to the formation of a 3D continuous hydrogen‐bonding network of water molecules along the IPMS. This material design is advantageous for developing novel electrolytes with rigidity and high proton conductivity.
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