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Self-assembly of multiligand supramolecular architectures at metal surfaces
Self-assembly of organic molecules represents an efficient and convenient bottom-up approach for the structural functionalization of surfaces at the nanometer scale. The great potential of assembling supramolecular architectures from organic molecules lies in the vast choice of building blocks that
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