Jennifer Goldbrunner
Fraunhofer Research Institution for Microsystems and Solid State Technologies
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Jennifer Goldbrunner is a leading innovator in advanced manufacturing for flexible electronics, with a primary focus on metallization and patterning processes for large-area film substrates. Her most cited work, "LEO – Innovative Metallization and Patterning Process on Flexible Substrates" (2024), introduces a transformative approach to integrating electronic systems onto flexible materials, enabling new applications in photovoltaics and ultra-thin sensor technologies. By developing methods for producing photovoltaic modules on virtually “endless” film substrates, Goldbrunner has helped push the boundaries of scalable, lightweight, and bendable electronic devices. Her contributions are critical to the growing field of flexible electronics, where her process innovations support the creation of extremely thin, adaptable sensors and energy-harvesting systems. Though her work is still emerging, with 1 citation to date, its foundational nature positions it as a key reference for future research in large-area flexible substrate processing. Goldbrunner’s achievements underscore her role in bridging materials science and manufacturing engineering, offering practical solutions for next-generation electronic products that are both high-performance and mechanically flexible.
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