These unique structures are found only as a result of using Metainference techniques, which help to adjust the shapes of the assemblies to obtain agreement with both the SAXS and the SANS simultaneously. One does not have to assume a specific model for the micelles, thereby not limiting the search to one set of shapes, or to models with defined core-shell regions. Combining SAXS and SANS reduces the configurational space of possible solutions for the inverse scattering problem and allows determination of a more realistic ensemble.