Eleonora Bolli

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Eleonora Bolli is a leading researcher in flexible spintronics, with a primary focus on developing sustainable, high-performance magnetic devices for next-generation electronics. Her work centers on thin-film heterostructures, particularly synthetic antiferromagnets with perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (PMA-SAFs), which are critical for both conventional and emerging spin-based technologies. Bolli’s major contribution lies in pioneering the integration of Co/Ni-based PMA-SAFs onto flexible polymer tapes, a breakthrough that addresses the challenge of combining magnetic functionality with mechanical bendability. Her most-cited paper (2022, 15 citations) demonstrates how these structures can enable sustainable flexible spintronics, paving the way for wearable and foldable devices. By bridging the gap between rigid-substrate spintronics and flexible electronics, Bolli has opened new avenues for energy-efficient, lightweight magnetic memory and logic systems. Her work is notable for its emphasis on eco-friendly materials and scalable fabrication, positioning her as a key innovator in the field. With growing recognition, Bolli continues to inspire researchers seeking to merge magnetism with flexibility for real-world applications.