Summary Cephalopods (eg, squids, octopuses, and cuttlefishes) possess remarkable
dynamic camouflage abilities and therefore have emerged as powerful sources of …

Naturally occurring and recombinant protein-based materials are frequently employed for
the study of fundamental biological processes and are often leveraged for applications in …

Structural proteins are an attractive inspiration for functional biobased materials. In nature,
cephalopods skin colour modulation is related to the dynamic self-assembly of a family of …

Protein-and peptide-based proton-conducting biomaterials have been touted as particularly
promising for bioelectronics applications because of their advantageous chemical and …

Biomolecular proton conducting materials have been touted as promising for seamlessly
and directly interfacing natural biological systems with traditional artificial electronics. As …

Cephalopods, a family of marine invertebrates, have been a source of inspiration in the
scientific community for their ability to modulate coloration and texture. The production of …

Through natural selection, nature has optimised highly complex systems, processes, and
structures to achieve a broad range of functions. Materials produced in nature have evolved …