Heather Filiatraul

Heather Filiatraul is affiliated with the University of Windsor, contributing to interdisciplinary research in advanced materials and electronics. Her work focuses on developing novel materials for electronics applications, including stretchable substrates, electrochromic devices, and polymer composites. She has been involved in initiatives such as the Three Minute Thesis Competition and Windsor Welcome Week, suggesting a role in academic support or cross-departmental collaboration.

• Research Interests: Materials Science, Electroactive Polymers, Nanotechnology, Stretchable Electronics.
• Key Contributions: Innovating in elastomeric materials for flexible electronics and electrochromic systems.

Her publications span topics like PDMS blending, self-assembled gold films, and butyl rubber modifications for stretchable technologies. While no formal awards or student advisees are listed, her work emphasizes practical applications of materials science.