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Nature creates aquaporins to effectively transport water, rejecting all ions including protons. Aquaporins (AQPs) has brought inspiration for the development of Artificial Water Channels (AWCs). Imidazole‐quartet (I‐quartet) was the first AWC that enabled to self‐assemble a tubular backbone for rapid water and proton permeation with total ion rejection. Here, we report the discovery of bis‐alkylureido...
Nature creates aquaporins to effectively transport water, rejecting all ions including protons. Aquaporins (AQPs) has brought inspiration for the development of Artificial Water Channels (AWCs). Imidazole‐quartet (I‐quartet) was the first AWC that enabled to self‐assemble a tubular backbone for rapid water and proton permeation with total ion rejection. Here, we report the discovery of bis‐alkylureido...