Dana Yarem

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Dana Yarem is a researcher at the forefront of advanced materials and additive manufacturing, with a primary focus on developing smart, functional composites for sensing applications. Their most cited work centers on the fabrication and characterization of electrically conductive 3D printable filaments, specifically thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) reinforced with multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNT). This pioneering study, published in 2024, demonstrated how varying MWCNT ratios can create customized feedstock for fused filament fabrication (FFF), enabling strain sensing under large deformation conditions. With 4 citations already, this work is gaining traction for its practical implications in wearable electronics and soft robotics. Yarem’s contributions bridge materials science and engineering, offering scalable solutions for real-time deformation monitoring. Their research not only advances the field of conductive polymers but also provides a foundation for next-generation flexible sensors. By integrating nanomaterials into 3D printing, Yarem is helping to democratize smart material production, making it accessible for both industrial and academic applications. Their work exemplifies the growing intersection of nanotechnology and additive manufacturing, positioning them as a rising voice in the development of intelligent, responsive materials.