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Cardiac engineering of patches and tissues is a promising option to restore infarcted hearts, by seeding cardiac cells onto scaffolds and nurturing their growth in vitro. However, current patches fail to fully imitate the hierarchically aligned structure in the natural myocardium, the fast electrotonic propagation, and the subsequent synchronized contractions. Here, superaligned carbon‐nanotube sheets...
Superaligned carbon‐nanotube sheets are explored by Huisheng Peng, Yi‐Gang Li, and co‐workers in article number 1702713 to culture cardiomyocytes in vitro. In addition to an induced elongated and aligned cell morphology, they provide an efficient extracellular signal‐transmission pathway and the reduced electrophysiological heterogeneity required for regular and synchronous cell contractions, which...
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