Covalent adaptable networks (CANs), comprising polymer networks crosslinked by dynamic
covalent bonds (DCBs), have garnered considerable attention as sustainable materials …

Thermosets dominate the composite industry owing to their outstanding stiffness to weight
ratio and fatigue resistance. Nevertheless, the possibilities of recycling these materials are …

Despite great advances in vitrimer, it remains highly challenging to achieve a property
portfolio of excellent mechanical properties, desired durability, and high fire safety. Thus, a …

Dynamic covalent polymer networks provide an interesting solution to the challenging
recyclability of thermosets and elastomers. One of the remaining design constraints …

Highly efficient recycling of carbon fiber reinforced polymer composites into monomers and
fibers is a formidable challenge. Herein, we present a closed‐loop recycling approach for …

Convenient strategies for the deconstruction and reprocessing of thermosets could improve
the circularity of these materials, but most approaches developed to date do not involve …

The circularity of current and future polymeric materials is a major focus of fundamental and
applied research, as undesirable end-of-life outcomes and waste accumulation are global …

Polyethylene (PE) is the most widely produced synthetic polymer. By installing chemically
cleavable bonds into the backbone of PE, it is possible to produce chemically …

Thanks to the lightness and suitability for dissimilar material joining, adhesives are
increasingly used to replace welding and bolted connections, but disassembly challenge …

Like any other thermosetting material, polyurethane foams (PUFs) contain permanent cross-
links that hinder their reprocessability and make their recyclability a tedious and …