Photophysical pore control in an azobenzene-containing metal–organic framework
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Bryana L. Henderson | J. Fraser Stoddart | Jeffrey I. Zink | Omar M. Yaghi | Hiroyasu Furukawa | J. F. Stoddart | J. Zink | Jonathan W. Brown | H. Furukawa | O. Yaghi | Hexiang Deng | William Morris | B. Henderson | W. Morris | Matthew D. Kiesz | A. Whalley | S. Grunder | Adam C. Whalley | Sergio Grunder | Hexiang Deng | Adam C Whalley | J. Stoddart
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