Burcu Karagoz

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Burcu Karagoz is a leading researcher in flexible and printed electronics, with a particular focus on advanced manufacturing techniques for soft, deformable sensors. Her work centers on the development of high-performance temperature sensors using nanoparticle printing, addressing critical needs in soft robotics, biometric sensing, and cryopreservation. Karagoz’s most cited paper, “High Performance Flexible Temperature Sensors via Nanoparticle Printing” (2019, 74 citations), introduces a groundbreaking method for fabricating Cu–CuNi sensors on flexible Kapton substrates using rapid aerosol jet printing. This innovation enables precise, reliable temperature sensing in highly deformable environments, overcoming key limitations of traditional rigid sensors. Her contributions have significant implications for next-generation wearable devices and biomedical applications, where flexibility and accuracy are paramount. With her work already garnering substantial attention in the field, Karagoz is recognized for pushing the boundaries of printed electronics, offering scalable solutions that bridge materials science and practical device engineering. Her research continues to inspire new approaches to integrating sensing capabilities into unconventional, flexible platforms.