Macromolecular Self-Assembly is a comprehensive guide authored by Laurent Billon (Editor) and published by Wiley on August 25, 2016. This first edition delves into the cutting-edge techniques of synthesizing and self-assembling macromolecules to develop innovative materials and enhance the functionality of existing ones. The book leverages principles from synthetic chemistry, physical chemistry, and materials science, focusing particularly on self-assembly in solutions, especially aqueous environments, and at solid-liquid interfaces.

The text covers a wide range of interactions driving polymer assembly, including solvophobic forces, electrostatic interactions, and co-assembly. It also explores the assembly of bio-hybrid macromolecules, highlighting their applications in biomedical engineering. This resource is essential for researchers, engineers, and students interested in advancing material science and its practical implications in biotechnology.