Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio

Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio is the John J. Lee Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Yale University. She is affiliated with the Mechanical Engineering department. Her research focuses on areas related to her title, though specific details are not provided. Kramer-Bottiglio's work is accessible through her profile page at https://engineering.yale.edu/research-and-faculty/faculty-directory/rebecca-kramer-bottiglio.

Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio is a researcher at Yale University specializing in soft robotics and stretchable electronics. Her work focuses on developing intelligent soft robots with electronic skins and machine learning capabilities, as well as creating flexible and stretchable electronic circuits using liquid metal alloys. Kramer-Bottiglio's research includes the fabrication of soft robotic grippers, adaptive robotic morphogenesis, and wearable tactile interfaces. She has explored the use of gallium-indium alloys in printed electronics and developed methods for scalable manufacturing of soft and flexible systems. Her contributions span from material characterization to the design of multifunctional robotic skins that enable shape-changing and environment-adaptive robots.