Dr. Matt Aldissi focused his research on electrically and optically active polymers and nanocomposites, and their applications for energy storage, sensors, electromagnetic interference shielding and photovoltaics. As a President and Senior Scientist of a private R&D company in the USA, Fractal Systems Inc., he was forming and managing the research teams and establishing productive scientific partnerships and collaborations. Serving as a Director of Research with the XLIM Laboratory (CNRS) in Limoges, France, have further diversified his scientific and project management experience. He has maintained an extensive international scientific network with many contacts in industry and academia which has helped sustain the business development aspects of his R&D efforts.
Throughout his scientific career, Dr. Aldissi has obtained first-hand academic and industrial experience in the development of advanced materials based on inherently conductive polymers and nanocomposite hybrid materials, and manipulating material properties to suit different applications, such as: redox applications (bio-environmental sensors, capacitors and batteries); electronic and electro-optical applications such as real-time IR and fluorescent biosensors; photovoltaics, light emitting diodes; electromagnetic interference shielding and radar absorption applications. In addition, he has worked in other polymer related fields such as biomaterials, piezoelectric and ferromagnetic materials. His research has been summarized in 120 peer-reviewed publications and 25 patents most of which can be accessed at Researchgate:
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