Polymer-based responsive structural color materials are polymers with ordered
microstructures that can change colors. They offer unique advantages and present a novel …

The manipulation of interactions between light and matter plays a crucial role in the
evolution of organisms and a better life for humans. As a result of natural selection, precise …

Cephalopod skins evolve multiple functions in response to environmental adaptation,
encompassing nonlinear mechanoreponse, damage tolerance property, and resistance to …

Reflectins are a family of intrinsically disordered proteins involved in cephalopod
camouflage, making them an interesting source for bioinspired optical materials …

Adsorbents featuring high-affinity phosphate-binding proteins (PBPs) have demonstrated
highly selective and rapid phosphorus removal and recovery. While immobilized PBP is …

The fascination with the optical properties of naturally occurring systems has been driven in
part by nature's ability to produce a diverse palette of vibrant colors from a relatively small …

The self-recognition and self-assembly of biomolecules are spontaneous processes that
occur in Nature and allow the formation of ordered structures, at the nanoscale or even at …

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

Cephalopods possess a dynamic coloration behavior to change their iridescence due to the
concentration‐induced optical properties of chromatophores and hierarchical assembly of …

Most of us get inspired by and interact with the world around us based on visual cues such
as the colors and patterns that we see. In nature, coloration takes three primary forms …