Gilberto Siqueira
Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, ETH Zurich
Papers
7
Total Citations
307
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About
Gilberto Siqueira is a materials scientist and engineer whose research sits at the dynamic intersection of soft robotics, smart materials, and advanced manufacturing. His work focuses on developing functional composites—particularly nanocellulose-based systems, liquid crystalline elastomers, and dielectric elastomers—that can be precisely engineered through 3D printing to achieve programmable, responsive behaviors. Siqueira has made significant contributions to the design of photoresponsive and multi-stimuli-responsive materials, demonstrating how cellulose nanocomposites can undergo controlled shape changes under light or humidity cues, opening pathways toward bioinspired actuators and soft robotic components. His research on polysiloxane inks and healable supercapacitive strain sensors further underscores his commitment to bridging material innovation with practical device fabrication. Recognized as a contributor to the influential *Roadmap on Soft Robotics* (2022, 105 citations), Siqueira operates within a global network pushing the boundaries of adaptable, human-safe robotic systems. With collectively nearly 300 citations across his most impactful publications, his work has meaningfully shaped how researchers approach programmable matter, sustainable bio-based materials, and the next generation of multifunctional soft machines.
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- 4Photoresponsive Movement in 3D Printed Cellulose Nanocomposites30 citations · 2022
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