Nikolas Mihaliak

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Nikolas Mihaliak is a rising leader in the field of stretchable and printed electronics, with a primary research focus on the materials science and fabrication techniques that enable next-generation wearable devices. His most-cited work, the 2024 review "A Guide to Printed Stretchable Conductors" (53 citations), has quickly become a foundational resource for researchers and engineers alike. In this comprehensive guide, Mihaliak systematically evaluates the critical trade-offs between print resolution, mechanical strain tolerance, and electrical or ionic conductivity—providing a clear roadmap for selecting materials and processes for specific applications. By bridging the gap between fundamental material properties and practical device fabrication, his contributions accelerate the rapid prototyping of stretchable circuits, sensors, and biomedical interfaces. Mihaliak’s work is particularly notable for its emphasis on accessible, scalable manufacturing methods, making stretchable electronics more viable for real-world deployment. With his review already garnering significant attention in a short time, he is establishing himself as a key voice in the development of robust, high-performance conductors for the future of flexible technology.