Abhishek Singh Dahiya
University of Glasgow, Northeastern University, Institut d'Électronique et des Systèmes
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23
Total Citations
346
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About
Abhishek Singh Dahiya is a pioneering researcher in flexible and wearable electronics, with a focus on electronic skin (e-skin), printed semiconductors, and self-powered sensing systems. His work sits at the intersection of materials science, robotics, and biomedical engineering, addressing fundamental challenges in creating skin-like electronic systems capable of mimicking human sensory functions. Dahiya's most celebrated contribution — his 2022 paper on thermoreceptor-based electronic skin capable of biomimicking thermal pain reflexes (99 citations) — exemplifies his ambition to bridge biological sensation and artificial systems. His research has further advanced stretchable strain sensors using 1D nanomaterials for human movement monitoring (46 citations), flexible broadband photodetectors using printed GaAs microstructures (39 citations), and self-powered multimodal e-skins integrating solar energy harvesting for robotics and wearables. Notably, his work on printed ZnO nanowire ultraviolet photodetectors and triboelectric nanogenerator-based pressure sensors underscores his commitment to scalable, low-cost fabrication strategies. Collectively accumulating over 280 citations, Dahiya's research is shaping next-generation prosthetics, healthcare wearables, and human-robot interaction technologies, establishing him as a leading voice in the rapidly evolving field of flexible hybrid electronics.
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