Isabelle Ly

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

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Isabelle Ly is a leading researcher in the field of printed energy storage, with a particular focus on the development of high-performance microcapacitors for miniaturized electronics. Her work bridges materials science and advanced manufacturing, aiming to power the next generation of wearable devices, micro-robotics, and sensing microsystems. Ly’s most cited paper, “Inkjet Printing of Latex‐Based High‐Energy Microcapacitors” (2019, 25 citations), represents a significant contribution to this domain. In this work, she pioneered a novel approach to fabricating microcapacitors using inkjet printing with latex-based dielectric materials, demonstrating a scalable, low-cost method for achieving high energy density in a compact form factor. This innovation addresses a critical bottleneck in the miniaturization of electronic systems, where traditional energy storage solutions often fall short. By enabling the direct printing of functional components, Ly’s research opens new avenues for integrating power sources directly into devices. Her work is highly regarded for its practical implications in flexible and printed electronics, and she continues to be an influential voice in the push toward fully printed, autonomous microsystems.