Abstract
An "on/off" functionality of a nanopore or channel is critical to control ion transport. In this issue, Chen et al.<sup>2</sup> report the elegant use of light as a trigger to induce ionic Coulomb blockade in single-layer sub-nanoporous MoS<sub>2.</sub> Light-induced surface charge phenomenon is fast and reversible making it a promising technique to probe charged transport.
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