Immobilization of biomolecules in tailor-made nanometerscale structures can significantly improve the performance of biocatalytic processes. For efficient biocatalytic processes, it is highly desirable to develop nanostructured materials that enable high loading and long-term stability of the biocatalysts, as well as low mass-transfer resistance. In this regard, inorganic mesoporous materials [1] with well-controlled pore structures have gained much attention as appropriate, high-capacity hosts for biocatalysts. [2][3][4][5] Template synthesis has frequently been used to synthesize novel porous carbon materials.[6] Recently, a new class of nanoporous carbons, ordered mesoporous carbon (OMC), has been synthesized using ordered mesoporous silica materials as COMMUNICATIONS 2828

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