Wilfrid Néri

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

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Wilfrid Néri is a leading figure in the development of printed microelectronics, with a primary focus on advanced energy storage solutions. His most influential work centers on the inkjet printing of high-energy microcapacitors, a breakthrough that addresses the critical need for miniaturized power sources in applications ranging from microelectromechanical systems to wearable electronics. His landmark 2019 paper on “Inkjet Printing of Latex‐Based High‐Energy Microcapacitors” has garnered 25 citations, establishing a foundational approach for fabricating flexible, high-performance energy storage devices using scalable printing techniques. Néri’s contributions lie in bridging materials science and manufacturing, demonstrating how latex-based formulations can be precisely deposited to create microcapacitors with exceptional energy density. This work has significant implications for the future of autonomous microsystems, robotics, and sensing technologies, where compact, reliable power is essential. By advancing the practicality of printed electronics, Néri is helping to pave the way for a new generation of lightweight, customizable, and cost-effective electronic devices.