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Sebastian Valet is pioneering the development of soft polymer optical fibers (POFs) for next-generation wearable and healthcare sensors. His research focuses on the processing-structure-property relationships of polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS)-based optical fibers, aiming to create flexible, durable photonic textiles for continuous health monitoring. In his highly cited 2023 work (19 citations), Valet systematically investigated how processing parameters influence the mechanical and optical performance of PDMS POFs, demonstrating their potential for pressure and strain sensing. He then advanced the field with a 2024 study introducing a microfluidic wet spinning method to fabricate these soft fibers with unprecedented control over geometry and properties—a critical step toward scalable production for healthcare@home technologies. By bridging materials science and photonics, Valet’s contributions are enabling truly wearable, comfortable sensors that can be integrated into clothing. His work addresses the fundamental challenge of tailoring fiber properties for specific sensing applications, positioning him as a key innovator in soft photonics and smart textiles.
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