Fig.1

Schematics of glycomaterials based on non-covalent bond-driven self-assembly"

Fig.2

Crystal structures of β-cyclodextrins (β-CD), p-tert-butylcalix[6]arene and cucurbit[7]uril (CB[7]) "

Fig.3

Schematics depicting the construction and application of glycocyclodextrin nanomaterials"

Fig.4

Schematics depicting the construction and application pathway of glycol-pillararene/calixarene nanomaterials"

Fig.5

Schematics depicting the construction and application of glycol-cucurbituril nanomaterials"

Fig.6

Schematics depicting the construction of [2+2] rhomboids or [3+3] hexagons self-assembledvia coordination-driven assembly between organoplatinum donors and glycol acceptors[50]"

Fig.7

Schematic of the construction of a [3+3] hexagon glycoassembly via coordination-driven assembly between an organoplatinum donor and dipyridyl acceptor, and host-guest interactions of CB[8] and the dipyridyl [3+3] hexagon self-assembly, respectively[51]"

Fig.8

Schematic of the construction of a glycol-hexagon self-assembly via coordination-driven assembly between an organoplatinum donor and glycol acceptor, and transformation of vesicles, micelles, and fibers through hierarchical self-assembly, respectively[52]"