Noelle C. Zanini

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Noelle C. Zanini’s research centers on sustainable materials science, particularly the development of biopolymer composites for additive manufacturing. Her most cited work, "A versatile filler in polyhydroxyalcanoates filaments for FDM: A diverse panorama for pullulan application" (2021), has garnered 13 citations and demonstrates her innovative approach to integrating natural polysaccharides like pullulan into polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) matrices for fused deposition modeling (FDM). This contribution highlights her focus on enhancing the mechanical and thermal properties of biodegradable filaments, addressing critical challenges in eco-friendly 3D printing. By exploring pullulan’s versatility as a filler, Zanini opens new pathways for reducing petroleum-based plastic reliance in manufacturing. Her work bridges materials engineering and environmental sustainability, offering practical solutions for circular economy applications. With a growing citation record, Zanini’s research continues to influence the design of high-performance, renewable filaments, positioning her as a rising voice in the field of green polymer composites and additive manufacturing.