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Nature has been producing cellulose since long before man walked the surface of the earth. Millions of years of natural design and testing have resulted in cellulose‐based structures that are an inspiration for the production of synthetic materials based on cellulose with properties that can mimic natural designs, functions, and properties. Here, five sections describe cellulose‐based materials with...
In article number 1703655, Maria H. Godinho and co‐workers review cellulose and cellulose‐based materials which have properties that mimic natural designs and functions. Such materials are inspired by gratings, helical filaments, structurally colored water, and stimuli‐responsive materials that exist in insects and plants. Synthetic cellulose‐based materials in the form of fibers and films are considered...
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