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The tuneable pore size and architecture, chemical properties and functionalization make metal organic frameworks (MOFs) attractive versatile stimuli‐responsive materials. In this context, MOFs hold promise for industrial applications and a fervent research field is currently investigating MOF properties for device fabrication. Although the material properties have a crucial role, the ability to precisely...
P. Falcaro, C. M. Doherty, and co‐workers review the recent progress in positioning metal organic frameworks (MOFs). This research stream is considered an emerging and crucial field for the fabrication of a new generation of ultra‐porous material‐based devices. On page 3153, a critical review of different approaches is provided and new unexplored concepts suitable for MOFbased device fabrication are...
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