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Roadmap for Animate Matter

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Main Authors:	Volpe, Giorgio, Araújo, Nuno A. M., Guix, Maria, Miodownik, Mark, Martin, Nicolas, Alvarez, Laura, Simmchen, Juliane, Di Leonardo, Roberto, Pellicciotta, Nicola, Martinet, Quentin, Palacci, Jérémie, Ng, Wai Kit, Saxena, Dhruv, Sapienza, Riccardo, Nadine, Sara, Mano, João F., Mahdavi, Reza, Adiels, Caroline Beck, Forth, Joe, Santangelo, Christian, Palagi, Stefano, Seok, Ji Min, Webster-Wood, Victoria A., Wang, Shuhong, Yao, Lining, Aghakhani, Amirreza, Barois, Thomas, Kellay, Hamid, Coulais, Corentin, van Hecke, Martin, Pierce, Christopher J., Wang, Tianyu, Chong, Baxi, Goldman, Daniel I., Reina, Andreagiovanni, Trianni, Vito, Volpe, Giovanni, Beckett, Richard, Nair, Sean P., Armstrong, Rachel
Format:	Preprint
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Materials Science Soft Condensed Matter Applied Physics
Online Access:	Acceder al recurso
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author	Volpe, Giorgio Araújo, Nuno A. M. Guix, Maria Miodownik, Mark Martin, Nicolas Alvarez, Laura Simmchen, Juliane Di Leonardo, Roberto Pellicciotta, Nicola Martinet, Quentin Palacci, Jérémie Ng, Wai Kit Saxena, Dhruv Sapienza, Riccardo Nadine, Sara Mano, João F. Mahdavi, Reza Adiels, Caroline Beck Forth, Joe Santangelo, Christian Palagi, Stefano Seok, Ji Min Webster-Wood, Victoria A. Wang, Shuhong Yao, Lining Aghakhani, Amirreza Barois, Thomas Kellay, Hamid Coulais, Corentin van Hecke, Martin Pierce, Christopher J. Wang, Tianyu Chong, Baxi Goldman, Daniel I. Reina, Andreagiovanni Trianni, Vito Volpe, Giovanni Beckett, Richard Nair, Sean P. Armstrong, Rachel
author_facet	Volpe, Giorgio Araújo, Nuno A. M. Guix, Maria Miodownik, Mark Martin, Nicolas Alvarez, Laura Simmchen, Juliane Di Leonardo, Roberto Pellicciotta, Nicola Martinet, Quentin Palacci, Jérémie Ng, Wai Kit Saxena, Dhruv Sapienza, Riccardo Nadine, Sara Mano, João F. Mahdavi, Reza Adiels, Caroline Beck Forth, Joe Santangelo, Christian Palagi, Stefano Seok, Ji Min Webster-Wood, Victoria A. Wang, Shuhong Yao, Lining Aghakhani, Amirreza Barois, Thomas Kellay, Hamid Coulais, Corentin van Hecke, Martin Pierce, Christopher J. Wang, Tianyu Chong, Baxi Goldman, Daniel I. Reina, Andreagiovanni Trianni, Vito Volpe, Giovanni Beckett, Richard Nair, Sean P. Armstrong, Rachel
contents	Humanity has long sought inspiration from nature to innovate materials and devices. As science advances, nature-inspired materials are becoming part of our lives. Animate materials, characterized by their activity, adaptability, and autonomy, emulate properties of living systems. While only biological materials fully embody these principles, artificial versions are advancing rapidly, promising transformative impacts across various sectors. This roadmap presents authoritative perspectives on animate materials across different disciplines and scales, highlighting their interdisciplinary nature and potential applications in diverse fields including nanotechnology, robotics and the built environment. It underscores the need for concerted efforts to address shared challenges such as complexity management, scalability, evolvability, interdisciplinary collaboration, and ethical and environmental considerations. The framework defined by classifying materials based on their level of animacy can guide this emerging field encouraging cooperation and responsible development. By unravelling the mysteries of living matter and leveraging its principles, we can design materials and systems that will transform our world in a more sustainable manner.
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spellingShingle	Roadmap for Animate Matter Volpe, Giorgio Araújo, Nuno A. M. Guix, Maria Miodownik, Mark Martin, Nicolas Alvarez, Laura Simmchen, Juliane Di Leonardo, Roberto Pellicciotta, Nicola Martinet, Quentin Palacci, Jérémie Ng, Wai Kit Saxena, Dhruv Sapienza, Riccardo Nadine, Sara Mano, João F. Mahdavi, Reza Adiels, Caroline Beck Forth, Joe Santangelo, Christian Palagi, Stefano Seok, Ji Min Webster-Wood, Victoria A. Wang, Shuhong Yao, Lining Aghakhani, Amirreza Barois, Thomas Kellay, Hamid Coulais, Corentin van Hecke, Martin Pierce, Christopher J. Wang, Tianyu Chong, Baxi Goldman, Daniel I. Reina, Andreagiovanni Trianni, Vito Volpe, Giovanni Beckett, Richard Nair, Sean P. Armstrong, Rachel Materials Science Soft Condensed Matter Applied Physics Humanity has long sought inspiration from nature to innovate materials and devices. As science advances, nature-inspired materials are becoming part of our lives. Animate materials, characterized by their activity, adaptability, and autonomy, emulate properties of living systems. While only biological materials fully embody these principles, artificial versions are advancing rapidly, promising transformative impacts across various sectors. This roadmap presents authoritative perspectives on animate materials across different disciplines and scales, highlighting their interdisciplinary nature and potential applications in diverse fields including nanotechnology, robotics and the built environment. It underscores the need for concerted efforts to address shared challenges such as complexity management, scalability, evolvability, interdisciplinary collaboration, and ethical and environmental considerations. The framework defined by classifying materials based on their level of animacy can guide this emerging field encouraging cooperation and responsible development. By unravelling the mysteries of living matter and leveraging its principles, we can design materials and systems that will transform our world in a more sustainable manner.
title	Roadmap for Animate Matter
topic	Materials Science Soft Condensed Matter Applied Physics
url	https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.10623