The evolution of self-healing polymers has resulted in a myriad of healing designs that have
given way to complex systems capable of supporting multiple cycles, among other features …

Dynamic covalent bonds (DCBs) have received significant attention over the past decade.
These are covalent bonds that are capable of exchanging or switching between several …

Covalent adaptable networks (CANs), unlike typical thermosets or other covalently
crosslinked networks, possess a unique, often dormant ability to activate one or more forms …

Reversible covalent polymers are able to change their bond arrangement and structure via
reversible reaction triggered by external stimuli including heating, light and pH, while …

Vitrimers are cross-linked polymer networks containing linkages that undergo thermally
activated, associative exchange reactions, such that the cross-link density and overall …

Vitrimers, in stringent contrast to dissociative networks, involve associative covalent
exchanges and remain fully cross-linked at all temperatures. However, we have previously …

Vitrimers are polymer networks in which associative exchange reactions can take place
under specific conditions, thus conferring reprocessability to insoluble materials. Recently …

The current approach to regulating mechanical properties of elastomeric materials is
predominately based on the exploratory mixing of different polymers, solvents, and fillers …

Pluripotency, which is defined as a system not fixed as to its developmental potentialities, is
typically associated with biology and stem cells. Inspired by this concept, we report synthetic …

Adaption and self‐healing are two major principles in material science, often coupled with
the placement of supramolecular moieties within a material. Proper molecular design can …