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Elisa Scarpa

Center for Biomolecular NanotechnologiesORCID

Also Known As

E. Scarpa, Elisa Scarpa

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All Affiliations

Center for Biomolecular NanotechnologiesItalian Institute of TechnologyUniversity of SalentoIstituto di Nanotecnologia
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About

Elisa Scarpa is an author at Center for Biomolecular Nanotechnologies specializing in engineering, biomedical engineering, and flexible electronics.

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Engineering

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Biomedical Engineering

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Chemical Engineering

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Publications

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YearCitations

Wearable piezoelectric mass sensor based on pH sensitive hydrogels for sweat pH monitoring

Elisa Scarpa, Vincenzo Mastronardi, Francesco Guido,

Scientific Reports

2020

81

Microfabrication of pH-responsive 3D hydrogel structures via two-photon polymerization of high-molecular-weight poly(ethylene glycol) diacrylates

Elisa Scarpa, Enrico Domenico Lemma, Roberto Fiammengo,

Sensors and Actuators B Chemical

2018

50

Conformable AlN Piezoelectric Sensors as a Non-invasive Approach for Swallowing Disorder Assessment

Lara Natta, Francesco Guido, Luciana Algieri,

ACS Sensors

2021

47

Novel Flexible Triboelectric Nanogenerator based on Metallized Porous PDMS and Parylene C

Massimo Mariello, Elisa Scarpa, Luciana Algieri,

Energies

2020

34

Compact and flexible meander antenna for Surface Acoustic Wave sensors

Ilaria Marasco, Giovanni Niro, Leonardo Lamanna,

Microelectronic Engineering

2020

33

Determination of absorption and structural properties of cellulose-based hydrogel via ultrasonic pulse-echo time-of-flight approach

Leonardo Lamanna, Francesco Rizzi, Christian Demitri,

Cellulose

2018

12

A 2D approach to surface-tension-confined fluidics on parylene C

Paola Calcagnile, Tommaso Dattoma, Elisa Scarpa,

RSC Advances

2017

10

Reusable flexible dry electrodes for biomedical wearable devices

Riccardo Raho, Elisa Scarpa, Antonio Nunzio D’Angelo,

Sensors and Actuators A Physical

2021

10

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