Structured porous materials via colloidal crystal templating: from inorganic oxides to metals

By Orlin D. Velev, E. Kaler. 2000

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All-metallic three-dimensional photonic crystals with a large infrared bandgap (2002, methodology): “Difficulties in fabricating 3D metallic crystals present another challenge, although emerging techniques such as self-assembly”
Photonic crystal heterostructures and interfaces (2006, result): “Many of the results have been summarized by Velev and Kaler 2000 .”
Numerical simulation and experimental study of emulsification in a narrow-gap homogenizer (2006, methodology): “The design of new procedures for the fabrication of nano-structured materials is one of the hot topics in the current materials science with a great potential for applications in various modern chemical production technologies (Xia et al., 1999; Velev and Kaler, 2000; Kralchevsky and Nagayama, 2001;”
Polyelectrolyte multilayer nanoreactors toward the synthesis of diverse nanostructured materials (2004, positive): “The general procedure to prepare these 3D macroporous materials with open pore structures involves infiltration of a variety of precursor molecules, solidification of the precursors, and removal of the colloid spheres [128,145,146].”