Résumé
Dynamic Interactive Systems are defined by networks of continuously exchanging and reversibly reorganizing connected objects (supermolecules, polymers, biomolecules, pores, nanoplatforms, surfaces, liposomes, cells). They are operating under the natural selection to allow spatial / temporal and structural / functional adaptability in response to internal constitutionalor to stimulant external factors. In this minireview we will disscuss some selected examples of organic/inorganic SYSTEMS MATERIALS, covering a) the sol-gel resolution of constitutional architectures from Dynamic combinatorial libraries and b) the generation of Dynamic Hybrid Materials and SYSTEMS MEMBRANES able to evolve insidepore architectures via ionic stimuli so as to improve membrane transport functions.