“…CO 2 capture is a crucial industrial process due to the necessity of natural gas purification and the urgency of controlling global warming. − Polymer-based membrane gas separation is considered as a promising technology for CO 2 capture because of the prominent advantages of high energy efficiency, design flexibility, scale-up simplicity and environmental friendliness. − Generally, a good gas separation membrane should possess high permeability, desirable selectivity, robust mechanical property and good operation stability. , Nowadays, glassy polymers constitute the majority of membrane materials, attributed to their high separation factor. − The compact chain packing below glass transition temperature endows glassy polymers with desirable diffusion selectivity for gas separation as well as good mechanical and thermal stability. , However, the gas transport property in a glassy polymer membrane is quite sensitive to the inherent structure of a polymer, i.e., interchain spacing and chain mobility. Thus, a glassy polymer membrane with high selectivity often has relatively low permeability, ,, which should be rationally solved for practical application.…”