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Macroporous materials are prepared from microgels or microbes by one-step chemical cross-linking under semifrozen conditions. This avoids the use of freeze drying of the sample because a chemically stable structure is prepared under semifrozen conditions. Cryostructuration results in a material with pore walls composed of closely packed particles.
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Kirsebom et al. (2009) studied this question.
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