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Charge-assisted hydrogen bonding in a bicyclic amide cage: an effective approach to anion recognition and catalysis in water† Hydrogen bonding is prevalent in biological systems, dictating a myriad of life-sustaining functions in aqueous environments. Leveraging hydrogen bonding for molecular recognition in water encounters significant challenges in synthetic receptors on account of the hydration of their functional groups.

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Harnessing ion-dipole interactions: A simple and effective approach to high-performance lithium receptors Chengkai Xu, Quy Gia Tran, Lukasz Wojtas and Wenqi Liu Abstract The burgeoning demand for lithium across various sectors, most notably in lithium-ion batteries, necessitates the development of efficient extraction and purification methodologies.