Claire Jolowsky
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Claire Jolowsky is a rising leader in advanced manufacturing and polymer science, with a focus on the additive fabrication of high-performance thermoplastics. Her primary research areas include crystallinity regulation in 3D printing, process–structure–property relationships, and the development of novel fabrication techniques for semicrystalline polymers. Her most notable contribution is the introduction of lithographic crystallinity regulation in additive fabrication of thermoplastics (CRAFT), a groundbreaking method that precisely controls the balance between crystalline and amorphous regions in polyolefin-based materials. This work, published in 2026 and already garnering 9 citations, addresses a long-standing challenge in polymer processing—namely, that traditional methods like injection molding and conventional 3D printing struggle to achieve the optimal microstructure for both performance and processability. By enabling spatial control over crystallinity, Jolowsky’s approach opens new avenues for tailoring mechanical, thermal, and barrier properties in printed parts. Her research is highly relevant for industries ranging from aerospace to biomedical devices, where material reliability is critical. As an early-career researcher, Jolowsky is already recognized for her innovative thinking and technical rigor, positioning her as a promising voice in the future of sustainable and functional additive manufacturing.
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