Dr. Lorenzo Migliorini, Ph.D, is a Research Fellow at the Department of Physics, University of Milan, and member of the Interdisciplinary Centre for Nanostructured Materials and Interfaces. He earned his PhD in Industrial Chemistry (2020) at the University of Milan, working on biodegradable nanocomposites for soft robotics and flexible electronics, after completing a master’s degree in chemical sciences (2016). His research focuses on smart and conductive gels, polymer–metal nanocomposites, piezoelectric materials, and 3D-printed surgical phantoms. He has co-authored over 20 peer-reviewed publications (h-index 11, >400 citations) and is inventor on patents concerning biodegradable supercapacitors and fluid-dynamic devices with integrated sensors. He has played key roles in regional and European projects such as PRINTMED-3D (https://printmed-3d.com/en/project/), advancing functional materials and interactive simulators for surgery and robotics. Alongside academic collaborations with groups across Europe, he works with numerous North Italian companies to translate advanced materials into biomedical devices and smart fluidic systems. He regularly joins international conferences and currently serves as co-Guest Editor for the Springer Special Issue Smart Polymers and Soft Materials for Emerging Technologies and for the MDPI Eng Special Issue Innovations in Smart Materials for Soft Robotics and Adaptive Systems.