Peptide amphiphiles are a class of molecules that combine the structural features of
amphiphilic surfactants with the functions of bioactive peptides and are known to assemble …

Short synthetic peptide amphiphiles have recently been explored as effective
nanobiomaterials in applications ranging from controlled gene and drug release, skin care …

Nature employs a variety of tactics to precisely time and execute the processes and
mechanics of life, relying on sequential sense and response cascades to transduce …

The formation of well-ordered nanostructures through self-assembly of diverse organic and
inorganic building blocks has drawn much attention owing to their potential applications in …

Self-assembling, peptide-based scaffolds are frontrunners in the search for biomaterials with
widespread impact in regenerative medicine. The inherent biocompatibility and cell …

Self-assembling peptide amphiphile (PA) nanofibers were used to encapsulate
camptothecin (CPT), a naturally occurring hydrophobic chemotherapy agent, using a solvent …

Supramolecular self-assembly offers promising new ways to control nanostructure
morphology and respond to external stimuli. A pH-sensitive self-assembled system was …

Molecular gelators are currently receiving a great deal of attention. These are small
molecules which, under the appropriate conditions, assemble in solution to, in the majority of …

In coordination-based supramolecular materials such as metallogels, simultaneous
temporal and spatial control of their assembly remains challenging. Here, we demonstrate …

The self-assembling behavior of peptide amphiphiles can be leveraged upon to form
complex nanostructures that have a wide range of applications. Herein we present a study …