Carsten Tschierske

Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg

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An A15 Frank Kasper phase, composed of tetrahedra forms at the transition between columnar phases with triangular and square honeycomb structure, and can be suppressed by polyfluorination of the oligo( p -phenylene ethynylene) core unit.

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Alexander Scholte

Head pf Research and Development

proFagus food Solutions GmbH

GERMANY

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Alexey Eremin

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Otto von Guericke University

GERMANY

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Mohamed Alaasar

GERMANY

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Goran Ungar

University of Sheffield

UNITED KINGDOM

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Carsten Tschierske

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A Self‐assembled Fluid Honeycomb of Nonsymmetric Hexagons Formed by Nine Molecules in the Circumference

From Columns to Networks: Search toward the Elusive Single Gyroid with π‐Shaped Polyphilic Liquid Crystalline Block Molecules

Engineering “Meso‐Atom” Bonding: Honeycomb‐Network Transitions in Reticular Liquid Crystals

Heliconical smectic phases with transversal polar order

Modifying the liquid crystalline chessboard tiling – soft reticular self-assembly of side-chain fluorinated polyphiles

Highly branched bolapolyphilic liquid crystals with a cubic A15 network at the triangle-square transition

Reticular liquid crystal design: Controlling complex self-assembly of p-terphenyl rods by side-chain engineering and chirality

Innentitelbild: Understanding the Role of Trapezoids in Honeycomb Self‐Assembly—Pathways between a Columnar Liquid Quasicrystal and its Liquid‐Crystalline Approximants (Angew. Chem. 6/2024)

Inside Cover: Understanding the Role of Trapezoids in Honeycomb Self‐Assembly—Pathways between a Columnar Liquid Quasicrystal and its Liquid‐Crystalline Approximants (Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 6/2024)

Understanding the Role of Trapezoids in Honeycomb Self‐Assembly—Pathways between a Columnar Liquid Quasicrystal and its Liquid‐Crystalline Approximants

Understanding the Role of Trapezoids in Honeycomb Self‐Assembly—Pathways between a Columnar Liquid Quasicrystal and its Liquid‐Crystalline Approximants

Highly branched bolapolyphilic liquid crystals with a cubic A15 network at the triangle-square transition

A columnar liquid quasicrystal with a honeycomb structure that consists of triangular, square and trapezoidal cells

Network Phases with Multiple-Junction Geometries at the Gyroid–Diamond Transition

Switching Chirophilic Self‐assembly: From meso‐structures to Conglomerates in Liquid and Liquid Crystalline Network Phases of Achiral Polycatenar Compounds

Tetrahedral Liquid‐Crystalline Networks: An A15‐Like Frank–Kasper Phase Based on Rod‐Packing

Tetrahedral Liquid‐Crystalline Networks: An A15‐Like Frank–Kasper Phase Based on Rod‐Packing

Supramolecular meso-Trick: Ambidextrous Mirror Symmetry Breaking in a Liquid Crystalline Network with Tetragonal Symmetry

The rhombic honeycomb – a new mode of self-assembly in liquid crystalline soft matter

Charge Transportation and Chirality in Liquid Crystalline Helical Network Phases of Achiral BTBT‐Derived Polycatenar Molecules

Swallow‐Tailed Polycatenars: Controlling Complex Liquid Crystal Self‐Assembly and Mirror Symmetry Breaking at the Lamellae‐Network Cross‐Over

2,6-Dibromogallates as a new building block for controlling π-stacking, network formation and mirror symmetry breaking

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Alexander Scholte

Alexey Eremin

Mohamed Alaasar

Goran Ungar

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