Hollow multishelled structure: Progress and prospects for next-generation energy and biomedical applications

Haomin Jiang; D Q Wang

doi:10.1360/nso/20260040/pdf

April 24, 2026Open Access

Hollow multishelled structure: Progress and prospects for next-generation energy and biomedical applications

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This research investigates the development and applications of hollow multishelled structures (HoMS) in energy and biomedical fields. The focus is on their unique structural and functional properties.
Developed a universal sequential templating approach in 2009 for HoMS synthesis.
Explored physical principles behind concentration waves for precise synthesis of complex HoMS.
Features a review collection on HoMS highlighting their controlling synthesis and applications.
Hollow multishelled structures demonstrate enhanced properties like large specific surface area and high loading capacity.
Recognized globally for their transformative potential in catalysis, drug delivery, and energy storage.
Research interest in HoMS has led to numerous adoption of the sequential templating method across the scientific community.

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Pioneering research explores hollow multishelled structures for catalytic reactions and drug delivery, indicating transformative potential in materials science.

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