One-dimensional nanostructures are generally cited as nanowires, nanofibers, nanotubes,
and so on. The foremost prominent feature of these materials is their electrical conductivity …

All-photonic integrated circuits are promising platforms for future systems beyond the
limitation of Moore's law. Over the last several decades, one-dimensional (1D) nanowires …

Semiconductor nanowires (NWs) have been studied extensively for over two decades for
their novel electronic, photonic, thermal, electrochemical and mechanical properties. This …

The development of low-dimensional perovskite micro/nanostructures with high water
stability for novel photonic/electronic applications is highly desirable. Herein, one …

Lanthanide metal–organic frameworks (Ln‐MOFs) have received much attention owing to
their structural tunability and widely photofunctional applications. However, successful …

Organic hierarchical branch micro/nanostructures constituted by single crystals with inherent
multichannel characteristics exhibit superior potential in regulating photon transmission for …

This feature article highlights work from the authors' laboratories on the synthesis, assembly,
reactivity, and optical applications of metallic nanoparticles of nonspherical shape …

Wires of different forms have been an integral part of human society for centuries. Electricity
is being delivered through powerlines to every household; information is routinely …

New strategies for materials fabrication are of fundamental importance in the advancement
of science and technology,,,,,,,,,,,. Organometallic, and other organic solution phase …

Semiconductor nanowires, by definition, typically have cross-sectional dimensions that can
be tuned from 2–200 nm, with lengths spanning from hundreds of nanometres to millimetres …