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Confinement Growth of Materials Through Interface Engineering
This dissertation explored the innovative avenues for the confinement growth of materials, leveraging both space-confined and area-selective synthesis strategies through a variety of interface engineering approaches. It highlighted the multifaceted roles of the interface during the synthesis process
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