Lise Trouillet‐Fonti
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Lise Trouillet‐Fonti is a leading researcher in the field of soft, bioinspired transducers, with a primary focus on ionic polymer–polymer composites (IP²Cs) for sensing and actuation. Her major contributions center on developing high-performance piezoionic sensors by engineering novel electrode and membrane materials. In her most-cited work (2021, 12 citations), she demonstrated a breakthrough approach by formulating PEDOT:PSS electrodes with Aquivion® and ionic liquids, achieving enhanced sensitivity and stability through solvent annealing and additive optimization. This work is pivotal for creating flexible, biocompatible sensors that mimic natural mechanotransduction. Beyond this, Trouillet‐Fonti has systematically explored how processing parameters—such as additive concentration and nature—affect the electromechanical response of IP²Cs, providing a foundational framework for designing next-generation wearable and soft robotic devices. Her research bridges materials chemistry and device physics, offering practical pathways to integrate ionic sensors into real-world applications. With a growing citation impact, she is recognized for advancing the understanding of ion transport in polymer composites and for developing scalable fabrication methods that push the boundaries of soft, self-powered sensing technologies.
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