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About
Emiliano Bilotti’s research sits at the intersection of flexible electronics, smart materials, and sustainable energy, where he pioneers stretchable self-powered sensors and intelligent heating systems. His most influential work, with over 220 citations, introduces a groundbreaking approach to self-powered sensors using the thermoelectric response of PEDOT:PSS/polyurethane blends—enabling devices that harvest energy from temperature gradients without external power sources. Bilotti has also made seminal contributions to pyroresistive materials, achieving universal control over self-regulating heating devices that maintain safe temperatures without complex circuitry. His work on polymer actuators demonstrates ultra-high actuation stress, creating light-driven artificial muscles with potential in soft robotics and smart textiles. Notably, Bilotti solved the long-standing nanoparticle loading-dispersion dichotomy in polymer nanocomposites through an innovative “croissant-making” technique, enabling uniform dispersion at high loadings. His recent advances in flexible phase change composites and microcellular graphene nanocomposites for electromagnetic interference shielding continue to push boundaries. With over 560 cumulative citations and multiple high-impact publications, Bilotti’s work is shaping the future of wearable electronics, soft robotics, and intelligent thermal management systems.
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- 8Recent Advances and Applications of Flexible Phase Change Composites24 citations · 2025
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- 10Towards highly homogeneous self-regulating heating of smart nanocomposites15 citations · 2024