Nevada Gellermann

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Nevada Gellermann is a leading researcher in advanced manufacturing, specializing in the 3D printing of functional, multi-material structures. Their most-cited work, "Printing of Hydrophobic Materials in Fumed Silica Nanoparticle Suspension" (2019, 66 citations), pioneers a yield-stress support bath methodology that enables freeform fabrication of liquid hydrophobic materials—a breakthrough critical for soft robotics and microfluidics. By engineering nanoparticle-based suspensions as temporary scaffolds, Gellermann’s approach overcomes traditional limitations in printing low-viscosity or non-Newtonian inks, allowing for unprecedented geometric complexity and material versatility. This contribution has opened new pathways for creating water-repellent, flexible devices with integrated channels and actuators. Beyond this landmark study, Gellermann’s research portfolio consistently explores the intersection of rheology, interfacial chemistry, and additive manufacturing, driving innovations in responsive materials and bioinspired structures. With a growing citation impact and a reputation for bridging fundamental science with practical application, Gellermann is recognized as a rising authority in 3D printing technologies, shaping the future of customizable, functional fabrication.