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Robust synthesis of large‐scale self‐assembled nanostructures with long‐range organization and a prominent response to external stimuli is critical to their application in functional plasmonics. Here, the first example of a material made of liquid crystalline nanoparticles which exhibits UV‐light responsive surface plasmon resonance in a condensed state is presented. To obtain the material, metal...
Organizing magnetic nanoparticles into long‐range and dynamic assemblies would not only provide new insights into physical phenomena but also open opportunities for a wide spectrum of applications. In particular, a major challenge consists of the development of nanoparticle‐based materials for which the remnant magnetization and coercive field can be controlled at room temperature. Our approach consists...
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