Francesca Soavi

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Francesca Soavi is a leading researcher in the field of electrochemical energy storage, with a primary focus on the design and development of advanced supercapacitors. Her work is central to the creation of miniaturized, flexible, and sustainable energy storage systems that are critical for powering autonomous devices in remote sensing, robotics, and medical applications. Her most cited paper, "Miniaturized supercapacitors: key materials and structures towards autonomous and sustainable devices and systems" (2016), has garnered 93 citations and established foundational principles for integrating supercapacitors with energy harvesters. More recently, Soavi has advanced the field with her 2024 work on "Development of flexible and sustainable all quasi-solid-state supercapacitors based on ecofriendly binders on aluminum foil," which demonstrates her commitment to eco-friendly materials and practical, scalable fabrication methods. By replacing traditional binders with sustainable alternatives and utilizing aluminum foil substrates, she is pushing the boundaries of flexible electronics. Her research not only addresses critical performance metrics like energy density and cycle life but also prioritizes environmental sustainability, making her a key figure in the transition toward greener, self-powered microsystems.