Nadia Martucciello
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Nadia Martucciello is a leading researcher in advanced optoelectronic materials and neuromorphic device engineering, with a focus on two-dimensional semiconductors. Her most cited work, published in 2024, investigates the memory effect and the coexistence of negative and positive photoconductivity (NPC and PPC) in black phosphorus field-effect transistors. This breakthrough demonstrates how oxygen molecule interactions enable a single device to mimic the human retina’s complex visual processing—alerting, protecting, adapting, and imaging—all within one platform. With 42 citations already, this paper has rapidly influenced the development of neuromorphic vision sensors, offering a path toward more efficient, brain-inspired artificial vision systems. Martucciello’s contributions bridge fundamental materials science and practical device applications, opening new avenues for black phosphorus in next-generation sensing and computing. Her work is notable for its interdisciplinary impact, drawing attention from both condensed matter physics and emerging AI hardware communities. As a researcher, she continues to push the boundaries of how atomic-scale materials can replicate biological sensory functions, making her a rising voice in the field of neuromorphic engineering.
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