Marco Bobinger
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About
Marco Bobinger is a leading researcher in flexible and stretchable electronics, with a focus on nanomaterials for wearable sensing and soft robotics. His work centers on developing scalable, low-cost fabrication methods for high-performance conductive films and interconnects. Bobinger’s major contributions include a groundbreaking protocol for producing pristine, residual-free single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) films, which are critical for stable, high-sensitivity sensors (36 citations). He also pioneered an accessible approach to inkjet-print silver nanoparticle conductors on rubber films, creating over-stretching tolerant wirings for smart textiles and artificial skins (23 citations). By leveraging commercially available materials and consumer-grade printers, his research dramatically lowers the barrier to entry for stretchable electronics. Bobinger’s impact is evident in the practical, reproducible techniques he establishes, enabling real-world applications in wearables and soft robotics. His work is widely cited for its combination of scientific rigor and engineering practicality, making him a key figure in the transition of nanomaterial-based electronics from lab to market.
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