Izabela Wojciechowska is a young researcher who dedicates her efforts to the advancement of electronic tattoo (patch) manufacturing processes by employing cutting-edge technologies and techniques. Her primary research domains screen-printing and potentiometry measurements as well as the development of customized paste formulations for ion-selective layers, specifically designed for this technology. This interdisciplinary integration of research enables her to effectively address the existing gap in the field of electronic tattoos.

Izabela is currently involved in her PhD studies at the Warsaw University of Technology in the field of biomedical engineering. It is a unique opportunity for her to develop her knowledge and skills in a dynamic and interdisciplinary academic environment. By participating in various research projects, conferences, and workshops, Izabela develops her research skills, gains practical experience, and expands her knowledge in the field of biomedical engineering and printed electronics.

In our team, Izabela is responsible for preparing and modifying sensor patterns for screen printing technology, which are then printed on selected substrates. She designs and adjusts the sensor layouts to ensure optimal printing quality and functionality. Izabela's expertise in this area plays a crucial role in the successful production of high-quality printed electronics for various applications. Her careful attention to detail and skillful execution contribute to the team's success in the field of sensor development and fabrication.

In her typical day at the laboratory, Izabela Wojciechowska engages in tasks like developing innovative pastes, conducting sensor printing processes, and taking on new challenges to enrich the world of science.