Learning from nature and promoting original design concept is a significant way to develop
functional materials with outstanding performance. Even since the discovery of the role of …

In nature, phenolic biopolymers are utilized as functional tools and molecular crosslinkers to
control the mechanical properties of biomaterials. Of particular interest are phenolic proteins …

Developing underwater adhesives that can rapidly and reversibly switch the adhesion in wet
conditions is important in various industrial and biomedical applications. Despite extensive …

Pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSAs) are extensively used in diverse applications such as
semiconductor manufacturing, labeling, and healthcare because of their quick and …

Multifunctional ortho‐quinones are required for the formation of thiol‐catechol‐connectivities
(TCC) but can be delicate to handle. We present the electrochemical oxidation of the …

Debondable pressure‐sensitive adhesives (PSAs) promise access to recyclability in
microelectronics in the transition toward a circular economy. Two PSAs were synthesized …

Pressure-sensitive adhesives are critical to the product's safety, efficacy, and quality in
transdermal drug delivery systems. However, many defects of transdermal patches (eg …

Optically clear pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSAs) face the challenges presented by a
range of electronic and touch screen applications. Although many efforts have been made to …

The inherent strength–toughness trade-off in thermosetting epoxy resins (EPs) renders them
susceptible to permanent failure from crack propagation during use, impeding their …

As device form factors evolve towards increased complexity and flexibility, the role of
adhesives within the display module stack becomes increasingly crucial. These adhesives …