Afriyanti Sumboja

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Dr. Afriyanti Sumboja is a leading researcher in the development of sustainable materials for flexible electronics and energy storage systems. Her work uniquely bridges green chemistry and advanced device engineering, with a particular focus on utilizing natural resources like palm oil to create high-performance, stretchable sensors. In her notable 2024 study on palm oil-based piezoresistive strain sensors, she demonstrated how an organic solvent derived from palm oil can effectively replace conventional toxic solvents in elastomer composites, enabling soft, biocompatible sensors for wearable technology and soft robotics. While this specific work has garnered 2 citations as a pioneering proof-of-concept, Dr. Sumboja’s broader contributions have significantly advanced the field of flexible electronics, particularly in developing eco-friendly alternatives for conductive composites. Her research is highly impactful for students and researchers interested in sustainable materials, sensor design, and the circular economy in electronics. By championing the use of abundant, renewable resources, Dr. Sumboja is paving the way for next-generation wearable devices that are not only functional but also environmentally responsible.