M. Rashed Khan
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About
M. Rashed Khan is a leading researcher in stretchable electronics and wearable microfluidics, with a focus on integrating soft, deformable materials into functional devices. His major contributions center on the development of novel liquid metal-based sensors and hollow fiber technologies for applications in soft robotics, conformal electronics, and smart textiles. His highly cited 2017 paper on “Stretchable Capacitive Sensors of Torsion, Strain, and Touch Using Double Helix Liquid Metal Fibers” (361 citations) introduced a groundbreaking approach to creating highly sensitive, durable sensors that can withstand large mechanical deformations while maintaining electrical continuity. This work has significantly advanced the field of soft sensing. More recently, his 2023 paper on “Computer‐Aided Engineering of Stretchable Hollow Fibers to Enable Wearable Microfluidics” (3 citations) explores the hyperelastic behavior of melt-extruded thermoplastic fibers, paving the way for programmable knitted textiles and robotic clothes. Khan’s research bridges materials science and engineering, offering practical solutions for next-generation wearable technology. His innovative use of liquid metals and computational design has established him as a key figure in the development of stretchable, body-integrated electronics.
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