Trevor G. Johnston

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Total Citations

188

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About

Trevor G. Johnston is a leading figure in the intersection of sustainable chemistry and advanced manufacturing. His research focuses on developing novel, eco-friendly materials and chemical processes for additive manufacturing (3D printing), with applications spanning aerospace, robotics, and healthcare. Johnston’s most-cited work, “Sustainable Materials and Chemical Processes for Additive Manufacturing” (2020, 188 citations), has been instrumental in shifting the field toward greener practices, demonstrating how new ink formulations can enable the fabrication of complex 3D geometries that are impossible to achieve through traditional methods. His contributions have not only advanced the fundamental science of printable materials but also provided practical pathways for reducing the environmental footprint of manufacturing. Beyond this landmark paper, Johnston’s work continues to influence the design of bio-based polymers and recyclable composites, earning him recognition as a key innovator in sustainable AM. His research is essential reading for students and engineers seeking to merge chemical ingenuity with next-generation production technologies.