Roger Domingo-Roca

Roger Domingo-Roca is a Research Fellow at the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, University of Strathclyde. His work intersects 3D printing, metamaterials, and piezoelectric devices, contributing to sustainable development goals through advanced material science.

Research interests include:

• Acoustic metamaterial fabrication
• 3D-printed functional systems
• Mechanosensitive diagnostics
• Hydrogel-based biomedical applications

Key publications focus on UV-curable magnetic resins for flexible electronics and MHz-range acoustic resonator optimization. Current projects include RESINators (EPSRC-funded acoustic resonator systems) and non-invasive diagnostic toolkits for Ehlers-Danlos syndromes.

Scientific achievements:

• Recipient of the John Gaylor Collaborative Fund (2022)
• Poster Prize at ScotChem Polymer & Soft Materials Conference (2024)

Active in research networks and presentations, including collaborations with Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (2023-2025) and contributions to healthcare-focused 3D printing technologies.