Diatom Cribellum‐Inspired Hierarchical Metamaterials: Unifying Perfect Absorption Toward Subwavelength Color Printing (Adv. Mater. 33/2024)

Diatom Cribellum-Inspired Hierarchical Metamaterials The cribellum layer of diatom skeleton, termed frustule, features a hierarchical porous structure on the nanoscale. In article number 2403304 by Xin Zhang and co-workers, diatom cribellum inspired hierarchical metamaterials are presented to integrate the perfect absorption and subwavelength color printing. These diatom cribellum-inspired metamaterials offer a fresh perspective on multifunctional metamaterial design, promising scalability production by utilizing the frustule as a template for nanopatterning or bio-template synthesis.

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Advanced Materials
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.202470260
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Diatoms and Algae Research
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Diatom Cribellum-Inspired Hierarchical Metamaterials The cribellum layer of diatom skeleton, termed frustule, features a hierarchical porous structure on the nanoscale. In article number 2403304 by Xin Zhang and co-workers, diatom cribellum inspired hierarchical metamaterials are presented to integrate the perfect absorption and subwavelength color printing. These diatom cribellum-inspired metamaterials offer a fresh perspective on multifunctional metamaterial design, promising scalability production by utilizing the frustule as a template for nanopatterning or bio-template synthesis.

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