Santiago Eizaguirre

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Santiago Eizaguirre is a leading figure in printed electronics and flexible sensor technology, with a focus on developing high-resolution, scalable sensing solutions for emerging applications in healthcare, soft robotics, and battery research. His most cited work introduces a groundbreaking fully printed temperature sensor array comprising 625 pixels, each measuring just 60×60 µm²—a feat that demonstrates unprecedented miniaturization and integration in additive manufacturing. This innovation enables precise spatial and temporal temperature mapping on complex surfaces, addressing critical needs in real-time monitoring for medical diagnostics and energy systems. With 9 citations to date, his research has already influenced the design of next-generation printed sensors, combining cost-effective fabrication with high performance. Eizaguirre’s contributions stand out for pushing the boundaries of resolution and scalability in printed electronics, positioning him as a key innovator in the field. His work not only advances fundamental knowledge but also paves the way for practical, deployable sensor networks in soft robotics and health monitoring, making him a researcher to watch for transformative impact.