Dr Felice Torrisi

Dr Felice Torrisi is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Chemistry at Imperial College London. Their work focuses on wearable technology, the chemistry of graphene, and bioelectronics. Dr Torrisi's research explores the intersection of materials science and electronic systems, with an emphasis on developing innovative solutions for health and technology applications. Their profile page provides further details on their research and academic contributions.

Felice Torrisi is a researcher at Imperial College London specializing in graphene and flexible electronics. His work focuses on the development of graphene-based materials and their applications in printed and wearable electronics. Torrisi's research includes the fabrication of graphene electronics using inkjet printing techniques and the creation of flexible strain sensors based on reduced graphene oxide. He has also explored the use of graphene and other two-dimensional materials in ultrafast lasers and tunable fiber lasers. His contributions span the synthesis of graphene-based inks and the integration of graphene into electronic textiles, highlighting the potential of these materials in next-generation flexible and wearable technologies.