Elisabetta Primiceri
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Elisabetta Primiceri is a leading researcher in the development of innovative sensor platforms, with a strong focus on environmental monitoring and sustainable technologies. Her work bridges the gap between advanced nanomaterials and practical field analysis, aiming to improve life quality through real-time detection of pollutants and biological agents. Primiceri’s major contributions include the design of highly sensitive, flexible sensors, such as the 3D piezoresistive microporous foam based on carbon nanotubes and elastomers, which offers a large working range for mechanical sensing—a breakthrough for wearable and environmental applications. Her 2020 paper on “Advances in the Development of Innovative Sensor Platforms for Field Analysis” (23 citations) highlights her role in translating lab-scale innovations into deployable tools for sustainable growth. With over 20 citations each for her most-cited works, Primiceri’s impact is evident in the growing interest in low-cost, robust sensors for pollution tracking and health monitoring. Her research not only advances nanoarchitectonics but also directly supports global efforts in environmental preservation and public health, making her a key figure in the next generation of analytical technologies.
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