Mar Cogollo
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Mar Cogollo’s research focuses on the intersection of materials science and plasma physics, with a particular emphasis on the degradation mechanisms in non-thermal plasma generators. Her most-cited work, “Materials degradation in non-thermal plasma generators by corona discharge” (2021, 2 citations), investigates the critical challenges facing atmospheric corona discharge devices—innovative systems with potential applications in cooling, sterilization, and propulsion across fields ranging from robotics to space exploration. By identifying how materials degrade under continuous corona discharge, Cogollo’s research addresses a key barrier to industrial-scale implementation of these technologies. Her work is foundational for engineers and scientists seeking to improve the durability and reliability of plasma-based systems, particularly in emerging sectors like medical devices and drone technology. Cogollo’s contributions are especially valuable for students and researchers interested in the practical hurdles of translating plasma physics from the lab to real-world applications, where material longevity remains a decisive factor in commercial viability.
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