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  • Halide permeation through a single benzene-sized defect in a molecular nanographene shows the permeability of fluoride, chloride and bromide, whereas iodide is impermeable.

    • M. A. Niyas
    • Kazutaka Shoyama
    • Frank Würthner
    ResearchOpen Access
    Nature
    Volume: 637, P: 854-859

  • Understanding structure-property relationship of dye arrays is of great importance for designing organic photonic and photovoltaic materials. Here, authors present a slip-stacked perylene bisimide array as a model system to investigate singlet fission mechanisms by depending upon interchromophoric interaction.

    • Yongseok Hong
    • Maximilian Rudolf
    • Frank Würthner
    ResearchOpen Access
    Nature Communications
    Volume: 13, P: 1-11

  • The design of synthetic supramolecular receptors capable of enantioselective molecular recognition is challenging. Here the authors report a perylene bisimide-based receptor that forms heterochiral host-guest complexes upon aromatic guests encapsulation; guest recognition can be modulated by peripheral substitution of the binding site.

    • Manuel Weh
    • Kazutaka Shoyama
    • Frank Würthner
    ResearchOpen Access
    Nature Communications
    Volume: 14, P: 1-10

  • Nanometre-sized polyaromatic hydrocarbons (nanographenes) have been largely explored as single-layer systems. Now a C64 nanographene comprising a planar core decorated with four terphenyl–imide moieties at its periphery has been shown to assemble with coronene to form bi- and trilayer host–guest complexes in solution, as well as tetra-, hexa- and multilayer stacks in the crystalline state.

    • Magnus Mahl
    • M. A. Niyas
    • Frank Würthner
    Research
    Nature Chemistry
    Volume: 14, P: 457-462