“…41,42 This enables the formation of micelles in both 1D and 2D with precise control over the micelle dimensions and results in samples with low length and area dispersities. 42,43 Furthermore, this methodology has opened convenient routes towards the formation of more complex architectures such as block co-micelles, 42 block co-platelets, 43 "patchy" micelles, [44][45][46] and hierarchical structures. [47][48][49] Living CDSA has been reported for a range of crystallizable core-forming blocks, including PFDMS, 50 polyethylene, 51 polylactide, 52 poly(εcaprolactone), 53 conjugated polymers such as poly(3-hexylthiophene), 54 poly(3-decylselenophene), 55 and oligo(p-phenylenevinylene), [56][57][58] poly(dialkylfluorene) 59 as well as molecular species that selfassemble via non-covalent interactions.…”