Bio-Inspired Materials
Materials that emulate mechanisms or structures found in nature.
Lactobacilli in Material Science: Sustainable Biopolymers and Self-Healing Technologies
Lactobacilli-based biofabrication is presented as a route to biodegradable biopolymers, self-repairing concrete, and antimicrobial coatings.
Development and in vitro evaluation of borax cross-linked tamarind seed polysaccharide hydrogel films as an antioxidant and self-healing material for wound healing
A borax-cross-linked tamarind seed polysaccharide hydrogel film shows antioxidant activity and rapid self-healing, with in vitro hemocompatibility for wound dressing use.
Bio-Inspired Multifunctional Smart Textile Surfaces for Continuous Chronic Wound Monitoring
This research presents a novel smart textile that enhances chronic wound care through biomimetic design and real-time monitoring capabilities.
Bioinspired and smart material systems for auricular cartilage engineering: toward microenvironment-responsive and self-regulating scaffolds
This review highlights advancements in bioinspired and smart materials for effective auricular cartilage engineering and regeneration.
Structural and Compositional Complexities of Hierarchical Self-Assembly: a Hypergraph Approach
A hypergraph-based Blocks & Bonds formalism plus a compact Structure Code enables practical, complexity-aware description and inverse design of programmable self-assembled architectures.