Biomaterials articles within Nature Physics

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• News & Views | 06 October 2022

  Inspired by disorder

  • Leonardo Benini

• Research Highlight | 01 October 2019

  Mighty maze

  • Abigail Klopper

• Research Highlight | 01 August 2019

  The best of both eyes

  • Nina Meinzer

• News & Views | 02 July 2018

  Wrinkled clean

  Understanding how natural surfaces repel foulants by wrinkling seems like a simple matter of elasticity. But the nonlinear behaviours that emerge from dimensional effects make for some intriguing new physics.

  • Haim Diamant

• Research Highlight | 02 May 2018

  A good egg

  • Andreas H. Trabesinger

• Research Highlights | 05 December 2017

  Spidey sense

  • Abigail Klopper

• Research Highlights | 05 December 2017

  To be or not to be

  • Yun Li

• Research Highlights | 04 July 2017

  A sticky job for suckers

  • Abigail Klopper

• Research Highlights | 04 October 2016

  Worth all the sweat

  • Andreas H. Trabesinger

• News & Views | 02 August 2016

  Drop and fold

  • Bart Verberck

• Research Highlights | 07 January 2016

  Shell stress

  • Bart Verberck

• Research Highlights | 01 April 2014

  Razzle dazzle 'em

  • Abigail Klopper

• News & Views | 01 July 2013

  Critical contraction

  • Abigail Klopper

• Research Highlights | 03 June 2013

  Camera insecta obscura

  • David Gevaux