Eleonora Lorenzi

Eleonora Lorenzi is a Ph.D. candidate in Sustainable Materials, Processes and Systems for Transition at the Polytechnic University of Turin's Department of Applied Science and Technology (DISAT), enrolled in the 40th cycle (2024-2027). She concurrently serves as an external teaching collaborator at DISAT, contributing to multiple Master's programs including Materials Engineering for Industry 4.0 and Engineering and Management.

Her research spans polymer science and sustainable materials engineering, with concentrated expertise in polymer degradation/recycling, polypropylene-based 3D printing, flame-retardant nanostructured coatings, and thermal conductivity enhancement. She investigates multifunctional skin-core structures for industrial applications and develops solutions for cable industry safety through advanced material formulations.

Analysis of her 2024-2025 publications reveals a cohesive research trajectory focused on sustainable polymer composites, where she integrates flame retardancy with thermal management in additive manufacturing. Key themes include EBA-based material coatings, PP-based 3D printing innovations, and nanostructured protective layers, consistently leveraging collaborations with DISAT researchers like Rossella Arrigo and Alberto Frache.