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A general drawback of supramolecular peptide networks is their weak mechanical properties. In order to overcome a similar challenge, mussels have adapted to a pH‐dependent iron complexation strategy for adhesion and curing. This strategy also provides successful stiffening and self‐healing properties. The present study is inspired by the mussel curing strategy to establish iron cross‐link points in...
A supramolecular hydrogel network is held intact through non‐covalent interactions among lowmolecular weight building blocks. The intermolecular interactions among the building blocks are important for stimuli‐responsive modulation and self‐healing properties. On page 2081 Aykutlu Dana, Mustafa O. Guler, and co‐workers show that a mussel‐inspired metal‐ion coordination into the supramolecular polymer...
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