Introduction to Soft Matter: Synthetic and Biological Self-Assembling Materials
This introduction presents soft matter through synthetic and biological self-assembling materials. It explores the organization of components into larger structures and connects ideas across materials science, chemistry, and biology, providing a foundation for readers interested in the principles and significance of self-assembly.
About This Book
This book introduces soft matter through the study of synthetic and biological self-assembling materials.
It focuses on how components organize themselves into structured materials, connecting concepts from materials science, chemistry, and biology.
The subject offers a foundation for readers seeking to understand self-assembly as a central theme in contemporary soft matter research.
Written by Ian W. Hamley, this volume provides an accessible starting point for exploring the principles and applications associated with self-assembling materials.
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