“…Low-dimensional semiconductor nanostructures have attracted considerable technical and scientific interest due to their peculiar fundamental properties, like optical, electronic, magnetic, mechanical, and chemical properties, which are useful for optoelectronic [1], field emission [2], energy conversion [3,4], catalysis [5], and sensing devices [6]. So far, nanomaterials, such as plate-like ZnS [7], hierarchical ZnO [8], flower-like CdSe and ZnO [9,10], bioinspired TiO 2 [11], ultrafine CuS nanocrystals [12], etc, have been widely reported.…”