Frontiers in Nanointerfaces Research

Surface and interface have always been the core elements in nanoscience research. The ultrahigh surface-to-volume ratio of nanomaterials is well known even in textbooks. In recent years, the nanoscience and technology community has witnessed the rapid advancement of nanointerfaces research, in particular those enabling a wide range of exciting new applications and advanced technologies. Considering the significant impact, we have organized this Special Issue in Small, with a theme on “Frontiers in Nanointerfaces”, to highlight and summarize some of the latest progress in this field. This Special Issue includes 7 Communication, 5 Full Paper, and 6 Review articles, which are contributed by world-leading experts from 17 institutions around the globe. The topics cover biomedicine, catalysis, optics, energy harvesting and storage, nanofabrication, and flexi­ble electronics. Being guest editor…