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Matteo Nicoletta is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of additive manufacturing and biomedical engineering, with key contributions in non-planar 3D printing and robotic in situ bioprinting. His most impactful work introduces a fully automatic non-planar slicing algorithm that seamlessly integrates planar and non-planar layers, enabling the fabrication of complex geometries with enhanced structural integrity—a breakthrough for industries requiring high-performance, custom parts. This paper has garnered 38 citations, reflecting its significance in advancing manufacturing capabilities. Nicoletta’s research also critically advances tissue regeneration through robotic-based in situ bioprinting. In a 2023 study with 23 citations, he analyzed the workflow for repairing damaged tissues, using a simulated neurosurgical case to demonstrate the precision and viability of this approach for traumatic injuries. Complementing this, he designed an automatic photo-cross-linking system for in situ bioprinting, achieving 13 citations by solving a key challenge in polymerizing biomaterials within physiological environments. His work bridges computational design and clinical application, offering transformative tools for personalized medicine and complex manufacturing.