Nature offers a wealth of opportunities to solve scientific and technological issues based on
its unique structures and function. The dynamic non‐covalent interaction is considered to be …

Coiled-coil protein motifs have become widely employed in the design of biomaterials.
Some of these designs have been studied for use in drug delivery due to the unique ability …

Apart from the wide and safe application of natural polymer-based hemostatic
materials/devices, it is still desirable to develop new types of hemostatic materials that can …

Natural molecular chaperones utilize spatially ordered multiple molecular forces to
effectively regulate protein folding. However, synthesis of such molecules is a big challenge …

Controllable protein nanoarchitectonics refers to the process of manipulating and controlling
the assembly of proteins at the nanoscale to achieve domain‐limited and accurate spatial …

Protein self-assembly can be accurately manipulated to form ordered nanostructures
through various supramolecular forces. This strategy is expected to make significant …

The diagnosis of disease biomarkers is crucial for the identification, monitoring, and
prognostic assessment of malignant disease. However, biological samples with …

In situ contaminant degradation and detoxification mediated by microbes and minerals is an
important element of green remediation. Improved understanding of microbe–mineral …

Plant protein-based nanofibers generated by eco-friendly waterborne electrospinning are
emerging as sustainable and innovative materials with vast applications in different …

The pursuit of ordered two-dimensional (2D) materials with customized properties has
fueled extensive research. While many established fabrication methods rely on substrates …