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Films from the cephalopod protein reflectin demonstrate multifaceted functionality as infrared camouflage coatings, proton transport media, and substrates for growth of neural stem cells. A detailed study of the in vitro formation, structural characteristics, and stimulus response of such films is presented. The reported observations hold implications for the design and development of advanced cephalopod‐inspired...
X‐rays emerge from a synchrotron to hit a protein‐covered substrate. From the film, proteins emerge, which are aggregated into football‐like nanoparticles, as described by A. A. Gorodetsky and co‐workers on page 8405. The protein and the nanoparticles are present in cephalopod skin; these cells emerge from a purple squid and underpin its camouflage abilities.
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