Sandra Jenatsch
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Sandra Jenatsch is a materials scientist whose research sits at the intersection of soft electronics and dielectric elastomers, with a particular focus on stretchable electroluminescent (ACEL) devices for wearable technology and soft robotics. Her most cited work, "High‐Permittivity Polysiloxanes for Bright, Stretchable Electroluminescent Devices" (2024, 20 citations), tackles a critical bottleneck in the field: the prohibitively high operating voltages that limit practical applications. By engineering high-permittivity polysiloxane dielectrics, Jenatsch demonstrates how to significantly reduce voltage requirements while maintaining brightness and mechanical stretchability. This contribution is foundational for next-generation wearable displays and soft robotic skins that must be both safe and energy-efficient. Her approach—blending polymer chemistry with device physics—positions her as a rising voice in the push toward truly deformable electronics. With her work already shaping how researchers think about dielectric materials in soft systems, Jenatsch is a name to watch for anyone interested in the materials science behind the future of human-machine interfaces.
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