Jason N. Armstrong

University at Buffalo, State University of New York

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Jason N. Armstrong is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of advanced materials and energy harvesting, with a focus on conducting polymer hydrogels and self-powered sensing systems. His most notable contribution is the development of a 3D-printed conducting polymer hydrogel-based DC generator, a breakthrough that enables self-powered electromechanical sensing without external batteries. This work, published in 2023 and already garnering 28 citations, demonstrates his ability to merge additive manufacturing with soft electronics, creating flexible, durable devices for real-time mechanical monitoring. Armstrong’s research addresses critical challenges in wearable technology and environmental sensing, offering scalable solutions for energy autonomy. His innovative use of 3D printing to fabricate complex hydrogel structures sets him apart, opening new avenues for low-cost, customizable generators. With a growing citation impact, Armstrong is recognized for advancing sustainable power sources and smart materials, making him a key figure in the next generation of self-powered electronics. His work inspires students and researchers to explore the synergy between materials science and energy harvesting.