Amanda Koh
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About
Amanda Koh is a leading researcher at the intersection of soft materials, functional fluids, and advanced composites, with a focus on developing deformable, responsive systems for wearable technology and soft robotics. Her work spans magnetorheological fluids (MRFs), liquid metal polymer composites, and phase-change materials, where she investigates how these materials behave under mechanical, magnetic, and thermal stimuli. Koh’s most-cited paper, a 2021 comprehensive review on the performance and stability of MRFs (69 citations), has become a key reference in the field. She has also made significant contributions to understanding the solidification and melting behavior of eutectic gallium-indium-tin alloys (44 citations) and to the interfacial phenomena of advanced composites for wearable sensors, armor, and soft robotics (34 citations). Her recent work on multimodal deformation of liquid metal composites for capacitive pressure sensing (22 citations) and ferrofluid-based soft magnetic foams (9 citations) demonstrates her innovative approach to creating stretchable, dielectric materials. With a growing body of work that combines experimental rigor with novel computational methods, Koh is shaping the future of adaptive, multifunctional materials for next-generation electronic and robotic systems.
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