"The numerous references to recently developed materials will allow the reader to investigate this very interesting area of material research in considerable detail." (IEEE Electrical Insultaion Magazine, June 2010)

"The book is well designed with several well-illustrated color figures. Each chapter ends with a list of references that are updated to 2007. This book is considered to be the first text to be published in the field of chirality in nanoscience. It is highly recommended to analytical chemists, materials scientists and physical chemists among others and its cost is very well justified." (Chromatographia, November 2009)

"This book provides a timely insight into how Pasteur’s classic concepts translate into the rapidly-growing field of nanotechnology, explaining in one place the wide range of new and intriguing ‘nanochiral’ phenomena which have recently been observed." (Chemistry World, May 2009)