Natural organisms, such as lobsters, lotus, and humans, exhibit exceptional mechanical
properties due to their ordered structures. However, traditional hydrogels have limitations in …

Hydrogels possess unique features such as softness, wetness, responsiveness, and
biocompatibility, making them highly suitable for biointegrated applications that have close …

Architected hydrogels are widely used in biomedicine, soft robots, and flexible electronics
while still possess big challenges in strong toughness, and shape modeling. Here, inspired …

Thermocells can continuously convert heat into electricity, and they are widely used to
power wearable electronic devices. However, they have a risk of leakage and poor …

Most traditional food packaging and preservation films suffer from limited stretchability and
relatively simple functionality, which severely restricts their practical application. In this study …

It is a challenge to synthesize materials that possess biological tissue‐like properties: strain‐
stiffening, robust yet compliant, sensitive, and water‐rich. Herein, a ferric ion‐induced salting …

Recently, flexible wearable and implantable electronic devices have attracted enormous
interest in biomedical applications. However, current bioelectronic systems have not solved …

Ionogels, as the promising alternative to hydrogels, have garnered great attention due to
their excellent ionic conductivity, thermal stability, and non-volatility. However, the design …

The construction of ultra-stretchable ionic conductive hydrogels with high mechanical
strength and puncture resistance is urgently demanded while challenging because of the …

Biomimetic actuators are promising candidates for smart soft robotics. The applications of
state‐of‐the‐art actuators require the combination of programmable stimuli‐responsiveness …