Riccardo Cabassi
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Riccardo Cabassi is a materials scientist whose research focuses on the intersection of microfabrication, ferromagnetic shape-memory alloys, and Heusler compounds. His work explores how geometry and size effects influence the functional properties of these advanced materials, particularly in the context of microactuators and sensors. His most-cited paper, "Microfabricated ferromagnetic-shape-memory Heuslers: The geometry and size effects" (2021, 13 citations), provides critical insights into scaling behavior, demonstrating how microstructuring can enhance or alter the martensitic transformation and magnetic response in Heusler alloys. This contribution is foundational for designing next-generation microdevices that leverage the unique coupling between magnetism and structural phase transitions. Cabassi’s research bridges fundamental physics with practical engineering, offering pathways to miniaturized, high-performance actuators. His work is highly relevant for researchers in spintronics, smart materials, and MEMS, and his findings continue to inform the development of shape-memory-based technologies at the microscale.
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