Humans use periodically ridged fingertips to precisely perceive the characteristics of objects
via ion‐based fast‐and slow‐adaptive mechanotransduction. However, designing artificial …

Feedback‐controlled chemical reaction networks (FCRNs) are indispensable for various
biological processes, such as cellular mechanisms, patterns, and signaling pathways …

Straightforward manufacturing pathways toward large-scale, uniformly layered composites
may enable the next generation of materials with advanced optical, thermal, and mechanical …

Cellular functions are regulated with high spatial control through the local activation of
chemical processes in a complex inhomogeneous matrix. The development of synthetic …

Formation of spatially periodic patterns is a ubiquitous process in nature and man-made
systems. Periodic precipitation is the oldest type of pattern formation, in which the formed …

Cancer poses a significant global health threat, with millions of new cases and deaths
annually reported. The traditional chemotherapy faces challenges due to poor drug …

Inspired by the anisotropic structure of biological tissues, anisotropic hydrogels have been
developed using various nanofillers, however, it remains a big challenge to synthesize …

This work explores how various superplasticisers (SPs), including a lignosulfonate-based
(LS), a polynaphthalene-based (PNS) and two polycarboxylate-based (PCE-1 and PCE-2) …

Self-organization under out-of-equilibrium conditions is ubiquitous in natural systems for the
generation of hierarchical solid-state patterns of complex structures with intricate properties …

Coacervation is a self-assembly strategy based on the complexation of polyelectrolytes,
which is utilized in biomedicine and agriculture, as well as automotive and textile industries …