Nurit Atar
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About
Nurit Atar is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of advanced manufacturing and soft electronics, whose work is reshaping how we think about stretchable conductors and high-performance 3D-printed materials. Her most influential contribution, the 2025 review “Connecting the Dots: Sintering of Liquid Metal Particles for Soft and Stretchable Conductors,” has already garnered 82 citations, establishing her as a leading voice in the field. In this work, Atar systematically unravels the complex physics of liquid metal particle sintering—the process of partially merging droplets to create percolated, conductive networks—offering a critical roadmap for designing next-generation wearable electronics and soft robotics. Beyond liquid metals, Atar has made significant strides in additive manufacturing, as evidenced by her 2019 paper on 3D printing bismaleimides. By formulating novel inks for PolyJet technology, she enabled the precise fabrication of thermosetting polymer objects with exceptional thermal and mechanical properties, bridging a critical gap in engineering polymers for industrial applications. Her dual expertise in conductive soft matter and high-performance thermosets positions her as a versatile innovator, with her work collectively cited over 127 times and continuing to inspire new directions in printed electronics and advanced manufacturing.
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