Front Cover: Preparation and Mapping of Alginate Morphologies Using Inverted Nozzle Pressurised Gyration

The newest variant of pressurized gyration, inverted nozzle pressurized gyration (INPG), enables the transformation of Laminaria-derived alginate into diverse morphologies ranging from films and ribbons to fibers. By regulating solution rheology, coagulation kinetics, pressure, and working distance, morphology-parameter mapping is established to guide the controlled fabrication of regenerated alginate architectures. This work highlights a scalable route towards sustainable fibrous functional materials for future high technology applications. More details can be found in the Research Article by Mohan Edirisinghe and co-workers. (DOI: 10.1002/mame.70262).