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Natural structural materials (such as tendons and ligaments) are comprised of multiscale hierarchical architectures, with dimensions ranging from nano‐ to macroscale, which are difficult to mimic synthetically. Here a bioinspired, facile method to fabricate anisotropic hydrogels with perfectly aligned multiscale hierarchical fibrous structures similar to those of tendons and ligaments is reported...
In article number 1704937, Jian Ping Gong and co‐workers report a bioinspired facile method to fabricate anisotropic hydrogels with perfectly aligned multiscale (from nano‐ to sub‐micro‐ to microscale) hierarchical fibrous structures, similar to those of the collagen fibril structure in tendons and ligaments. The method is fairly general, and includes drying a diluted physical hydrogel consisting...
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