D. Katerinopoulou
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D. Katerinopoulou is a leading researcher in printed electronics and flexible sensor systems, with a primary focus on large-area temperature sensing technologies. Her most cited work, "Large‐Area All‐Printed Temperature Sensing Surfaces Using Novel Composite Thermistor Materials" (2018, 98 citations), introduces groundbreaking methods for fabricating scalable, high-resolution temperature mapping surfaces using all-printed processes. This contribution is pivotal for applications ranging from electronic skins and soft robotics to microbolometers and industrial process control. By developing novel composite thermistor materials that enable precise spatial and temporal temperature discrimination, Katerinopoulou has addressed critical challenges in creating conformable, cost-effective sensing arrays. Her research bridges materials science and device engineering, demonstrating how printed electronics can achieve performance comparable to traditional fabrication while enabling unprecedented scalability and flexibility. This work has been widely recognized for its potential to transform human-machine interfaces and environmental monitoring, establishing Katerinopoulou as a key innovator in the field of printed sensors and smart surfaces.
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