Marijke Jacobs
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Marijke Jacobs is a materials scientist whose work centers on the fabrication of advanced porous structures, with a particular focus on stainless steel hollow fibers for filtration and catalytic applications. Her most cited paper, "Preparation of porous stainless steel hollow fibers by robotic fiber deposition" (2013, 39 citations), introduced an innovative method combining robotic deposition with phase inversion techniques to create highly controlled, porous metallic fibers. This contribution is notable for advancing the scalability and precision of manufacturing porous metal membranes, which are critical for high-temperature gas separation and water purification. Jacobs’ research bridges materials engineering and additive manufacturing, offering practical solutions for industrial filtration challenges. Her work has been recognized for its potential to improve energy efficiency and durability in harsh environments. With a growing citation impact, she is establishing herself as a key figure in the development of next-generation porous materials, inspiring further exploration into robotic fabrication methods for functional ceramics and metals.
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