POLYMERS Vol.70 No.7 |
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COVER STORY Polymers Meet Biomimetics |
Species have evolved and adapted into specific “forms” and have created functional “systems” that are in harmony with their environment by employing complex schemes that have facilitated increased energy savings and efficiency. These evolutionary events have been achieved through trial and error based on the laws of physics and chemistry. The term biomimetics refers to the development of products that are based on the morphology/structure, function, and activities of natural organisms. Polymeric materials play a crucial role to achieve a global sustainable development based on biomimetics. Here, we would like to introduce recent research that is receiving increased attention in biomimetics based on polymer science. Editors: FUJII, HAYANO, AKIYAMA, MASHITA, and MATSUNO |
Digest for English Readers | 348
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Hot Topics in Polymer Science in SPSJ | 352
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POLYMER JOURNAL: The Cover / Selected Papers (January - March 2021) |
Commentary |
From Biomimetics to Ecomimetics: Paradigm Shift for Circular Economy and Sustainable Society in Anthropocene | Masatsugu SHIMOMURA | 353
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COVER STORY: Highlight Reviews |
Biomimetics in Germany-Research Embedded in Network and Standardization | Iwiza TESARI, Rainer ERB, Claus MATTHECK | 354 |
Toward the Creation of Artificial Silk that Mimics the Hierarchical Structure of Spider Dragline | Keiji NUMATA | 358 |
Observation Technique that Supports Biomimetics and Informatics: Living Biological Surface Analysis by the NanoSuit Method | Takahiko HARIYAMA | 361 |
PolyMANGA | 364 |
COVER STORY: Topics and Products |
Adhesive Materials - Learning from A Clingfish Sucker Disk | Yuji HIRAI, Kazuma TSUJIOKA | 365 |
Bio-Inspired On-Surface Synthesis of Nano Carbon Materials | Shunpei NOBUSUE, Takahiro NAKAE, Hiroshi SAKAGUCHI | 367 |
Superhydrophobic Materials Inspired by Porcupinefish | Masanobu NAITO | 369 |
Polymer Science and I: A Personal Account |
What I Learned from Alkyl Chains | Satoru INOUE | 371
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Messages: “Work and Life” |
Be Myself, be Yourself | Naoko YOSHIE | 372
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Front-Line Polymer Science |
Recent Acyclic N-Vinylamide | Hiroharu AJIRO, Hiroaki YOSHIDA | 373
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Hidden Items in Laboratory |
Film-Kun | Teiichi INADA | 378
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Polymer Select |
Research on Elastomer Based Composite Materials and Their Future Development | Toshio NISHI | (pdf)
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Messages from SPSJ | 379 |
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