Anna Maria Coclita

This would lead also to a higher safety of this technology.

Something like that, yes.

It could be a temporary tattoo or a patch, you know, that can be applied on the body and then...

There could be a different way of detecting the electrical signals.

It could be even that it is just connected to an app on the smartphone, and then maybe the app is, I don't know, sending a message, a warning, a sound, if the temperature goes above a certain level.

There could be different options.

In terms of the drawbacks to this, I can only imagine this is expensive?

Well, yes and no, actually, in the sense that the instruments to deposit these materials are expensive at the beginning, but then the amount of material that is produced is so tiny that when you do a calculation per centimeter squared, the price is not that high.

Yes, that's where we would like really to keep it accessible to people.

It's a challenge.

And therefore, it's an interesting project, you know, from the scientific point of view, from the technological point of view.

And yeah, this is what keeps me going.