Kaique Tozzi

Maître des Conférences - Associate Professor

CY Cergy Paris Université

France

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Kaique Tozzi is an Associate Professor at CY Cergy Paris Université in France. His research areas focus on electromechanical sensors, ionic polymer metal composites (IPMC), and the properties of composite materials, as reflected in his recent publications. His work encompasses both computational and experimental methodologies to understand electrochemical behavior and mechanical properties of various advanced materials.

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Riccardo Narducci

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Design and performance of an electromechanical sensor using sulfonated peek-based ipmc with ionic liquid integration

Computational and experimental approach to the electromechanical and electrochemical behavior of Pt-reduced IPMC

Processing methods and vulcanization influence on the electrical and mechanical behavior of isoprene rubber/MWCNT composites

Beyond static: Tracking the dynamic nature of water absorption and Young's modulus in IPMC devices

Sulfonated PEEK-based IPMC actuators: Exploring environmental influences

Novel IP²C sensors with flexible electrodes based on plasma-treated conductive elastomeric nanocomposites

Novel IP2C sensors with flexible electrodes based on plasma-treated conductive elastomeric nanocomposites

Review on the use of impedance spectroscopy for IPMC-like devices: application, models, and a new approach to data treatment

Improving electrochemical stability and electromechanical efficiency of ipmcs: tuning ionic liquid concentration

Multi-sensing properties of hybrid filled natural rubber nanocomposites using impedance spectroscopy

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Riccardo Narducci

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