Elisabetta Dimaggio is Assistant Professor of Electronics at University of Pisa, from which she obtained her PhD in 2019. She has worked on the development of processes and technologies for the fabrication of electronic devices in the energy recovery and harvesting fields. Starting from consolidated techniques for the integration of electronic devices, she has developed high efficiency thermoelectric modules based on forests of silicon nanowires and on networks of silicon nanomembranes. She has reached deep knowledges of the high-resolution electron beam lithography and of the morphological inspection of devices through SEM, AFM, Optical microscopy. Thin film depositions, doping and oxidation processes, chemical and plasma etchings are as well part of her experimental skills. Recently, she has started a research activity on an innovative concept of fabrication based on two-dimensional materials: printed technology. The purpose is to obtain fully printed integrated circuits on flexible substrates such as paper.