Externally organized talk - Stable and Full-Color Circularly Polarized Light Emission via Chiral Supramolecular Self-Assembly from Star-like Block Copolymer Building Blocks
Talk externally organized by RTG2767
Dong Ha Kim
Ewha Womans University

Mon., March 23, 2026, 2 p.m.
This seminar is held in presence.
Room: IPF Konferenzsaal

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Chiral supramolecular assemblies hold great promise for advanced chiral materials and devices, but their low chiroptical activity limits practical applications. W e report hierarchical supramolecular assemblies with giant chiroptical activity and mechanical attributes, achieved through co-assembly of achiral amphiphilic unimolecular micelles and chiral additives. Chiral fibrillar assemblies emerge from the nanostructured environment imposed b y the micelles, driven by progressive chirality transfer via multiple hydrogen bonds between micelles and chiral additives. Integrating achiral luminescent molecules and nanocrystals into these assemblies leads t o full-color circularly polarized luminescence( CL)-active materials with high dissymmetry factors o f ~10-1. Surprisingly, a concentration-dependent chirality inversion is accessed via tailoring the co-assembly kinetics. Our strategy underscores the potential o f capitalizing o n unimolecular micelles to engineer high-performance hierarchical chiral structures and efficient CPL-active materials.



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Externally organized talk - Stable and Full-Color Circularly Polarized Light Emission via Chiral Supramolecular Self-Assembly from Star-like Block Copolymer Building Blocks
Talk externally organized by RTG2767
Dong Ha Kim
Ewha Womans University

Mon., March 23, 2026, 2 p.m.
This seminar is held in presence.
Room: IPF Konferenzsaal

ORCID Google Scholar Linkedin ResearchGate


Chiral supramolecular assemblies hold great promise for advanced chiral materials and devices, but their low chiroptical activity limits practical applications. W e report hierarchical supramolecular assemblies with giant chiroptical activity and mechanical attributes, achieved through co-assembly of achiral amphiphilic unimolecular micelles and chiral additives. Chiral fibrillar assemblies emerge from the nanostructured environment imposed b y the micelles, driven by progressive chirality transfer via multiple hydrogen bonds between micelles and chiral additives. Integrating achiral luminescent molecules and nanocrystals into these assemblies leads t o full-color circularly polarized luminescence( CL)-active materials with high dissymmetry factors o f ~10-1. Surprisingly, a concentration-dependent chirality inversion is accessed via tailoring the co-assembly kinetics. Our strategy underscores the potential o f capitalizing o n unimolecular micelles to engineer high-performance hierarchical chiral structures and efficient CPL-active materials.



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