lamellalike
Lamellalike refers to a structural motif found in various biological and synthetic systems, characterized by layered, plate-like (lamellar) arrangements that resemble natural lamellar structures. The term is often used in materials science, biology, and bioinspired engineering to describe materials or organisms that exhibit repeating, parallel layers similar to those found in biological tissues such as bone, mollusk shells, or plant cell walls.
In nature, lamellalike structures provide mechanical strength, flexibility, and resilience through hierarchical organization. For example, the
Synthetic lamellalike materials are designed to mimic these natural architectures to achieve superior mechanical properties. Examples
The study of lamellalike systems involves understanding the interplay between composition, microstructure, and mechanical performance. Techniques