Riccardo Zamboni

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Free University of Bozen

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Riccardo Zamboni is an Assistant Professor at Freie Universität Bozen, Italy. His research areas include optoelectronics, microfluidics, and smart textiles, focusing on novel techniques such as photovoltaic charge lithography and hybrid microfluidic chip design. He has contributed to numerous articles that explore interactions on various materials and their applications in advanced technologies.

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Microfluidic Droplet dynamics Actuated by Light-Induced Virtual Electrodes - µDrop ALIVE

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Michael Haller

Free University of Bozen-Bolzano

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Liana Lucchetti

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Giuseppe Cantarella

Free University of Bozen-Bolzano

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All‐Optically Driven Optofluidic Light Modulator

InGaZnO‐Based Thin‐Film Thermistors on PEEK Fabric for Green Smart Textiles

Photovoltaic charge lithography for droplet transport and electrowetting on passive dielectric substrates

Hybrid Microfluidic Chip Design with Two‐Photon Polymerized Protein‐Based Hydrogel Microstructures for Single Cell Experiments

Transition between light-induced attraction and repulsion of nanoparticles on a lithium niobate surface

Transition between light-induced attraction and repulsion of nanoparticles on a lithium niobate surface

Photovoltaic Charge Lithography on Passive Dielectric Substrates Using Fe:LiNbO3 Stamps

Optoelectric‐Driven Wetting Transition on Artificially Micropatterned Surfaces With Long‐Range Virtual Electrodes

Lab-on-a-chip device for microfluidic trapping and TIRF imaging of single cells

Polarization Coupling between Ferroelectric Liquids and Ferroelectric Solids: Effects of the Fringing Field Profile

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Michael Haller

Liana Lucchetti

Giuseppe Cantarella

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