Jeroen van den Brand
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Jeroen van den Brand is a leading researcher in printed electronics and large-area sensing, with a focus on developing scalable, high-performance materials and devices. His work centers on novel composite thermistor materials and additive manufacturing techniques for flexible, distributed sensor surfaces. A standout contribution is his pioneering development of all-printed temperature sensing surfaces, which enable precise spatial and temporal mapping of temperature changes—critical for applications in electronic skins, soft robotics, and process control. His most-cited paper, "Large‐Area All‐Printed Temperature Sensing Surfaces Using Novel Composite Thermistor Materials" (2018), has garnered 98 citations, reflecting its impact on advancing low-cost, deformable sensor arrays. Van den Brand’s research bridges materials science and device engineering, addressing key challenges in scalability and reliability. His achievements include demonstrating the first fully printed, large-area temperature sensor with high resolution, a milestone for wearable and industrial sensing. By combining novel material formulations with printing processes, he has opened new pathways for intelligent surfaces that can sense and respond to their environment, making his work essential for students and researchers exploring the future of flexible electronics and smart systems.
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