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This cover shows Tubulane structures made up of bio‐degradable soft polymer created by 3D printing. It can handle ballistic impact. The bullet stops in the second layer of the tubulane structure with no significant structural damage while bullet fire with the same speed propagates the crack through the whole reference cube. More details can be found in article number 1904747 by Douglas S. Galvão,...
Lightweight materials with high ballistic impact resistance and load‐bearing capabilities are regarded as a holy grail in materials design. Nature builds these complementary properties into materials using soft organic materials with optimized, complex geometries. Here, the compressive deformation and ballistic impact properties of three different 3D printed polymer structures, named tubulanes, are...
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