The influence of interparticle contact in nanoparticle-based aerogelnetwork structures is investigated by selectively connecting or isolating the buildingblocks inside of the network, thereby coupling and decoupling them in regards to theiroptical and electronic properties. This is achieved by tuning the synthesis sequence andexchanging the point of shell growth and the point of particle assembly, leading to twodistinctly different structures as examined by electron microscopy. By thoroughexamination of the resulting optical properties of the generated structures, the clearcorrelation between nanoscopic/microscopic structure and macroscopic optical proper-ties is demonstrated. Temperature-dependent measurements and effective massapproximati...
The present work describes different techniques to control some ma jor parameters of colloidal nanoc...
In this work, a new type of multicomponent nanostructures is introduced by forming interpenetrating ...
Aerogels are very low density, light weight open pore materials. A hypothesis that is under intense ...
Employing nanocrystals (NCs) as building blocks of porous aerogel network structures allows the conv...
Non-ordered porous networks, so-called aerogels, can be achieved by the 3D assembly of quantum dots ...
3D nanoparticle assemblies offer a unique platform to enhance and extend the functionality and opti...
Aerogels can bridge the nanoscopic to the macroscopic world. One physical phenomenon typically limit...
Aerogels can bridge the nanoscopic to the macroscopic world. One physical phenomenon typically limit...
We report on an efficient assembly approach to a variety of electrostatically stabilized all-inorgan...
Inorganic nanocrystals exhibit a wide variety of optical, electronic, chemical, and electrochemical ...
Assemblies of colloidal nanoparticles (NPs) into various functional superstructures, such as ordered...
In the past few years, the efforts of scientists in the field of nanoparticle design have focused on...
Gels and aerogels derived from colloidal nanoparticles not only own the advantages of the traditiona...
Over the past decades, cation exchange reactions applied to nanoparticles have opened up synthetic p...
In this work, the influence of two different types of cations on the gel formation and structure of ...
The present work describes different techniques to control some ma jor parameters of colloidal nanoc...
In this work, a new type of multicomponent nanostructures is introduced by forming interpenetrating ...
Aerogels are very low density, light weight open pore materials. A hypothesis that is under intense ...
Employing nanocrystals (NCs) as building blocks of porous aerogel network structures allows the conv...
Non-ordered porous networks, so-called aerogels, can be achieved by the 3D assembly of quantum dots ...
3D nanoparticle assemblies offer a unique platform to enhance and extend the functionality and opti...
Aerogels can bridge the nanoscopic to the macroscopic world. One physical phenomenon typically limit...
Aerogels can bridge the nanoscopic to the macroscopic world. One physical phenomenon typically limit...
We report on an efficient assembly approach to a variety of electrostatically stabilized all-inorgan...
Inorganic nanocrystals exhibit a wide variety of optical, electronic, chemical, and electrochemical ...
Assemblies of colloidal nanoparticles (NPs) into various functional superstructures, such as ordered...
In the past few years, the efforts of scientists in the field of nanoparticle design have focused on...
Gels and aerogels derived from colloidal nanoparticles not only own the advantages of the traditiona...
Over the past decades, cation exchange reactions applied to nanoparticles have opened up synthetic p...
In this work, the influence of two different types of cations on the gel formation and structure of ...
The present work describes different techniques to control some ma jor parameters of colloidal nanoc...
In this work, a new type of multicomponent nanostructures is introduced by forming interpenetrating ...
Aerogels are very low density, light weight open pore materials. A hypothesis that is under intense ...