Ayda Bouhamed
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About
Ayda Bouhamed is a materials scientist and sensor engineer whose research sits at the intersection of nanocomposite materials, flexible electronics, and advanced sensing technologies. Her work focuses primarily on developing high-performance pressure and strain sensors using conductive polymer composites reinforced with carbon-based nanomaterials, particularly multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs), for applications in robotics, prosthetics, wearable devices, and structural health monitoring. Bouhamed's most significant contribution is her widely cited 2021 review on conductive polymer/CNT nanocomposite-based flexible and stretchable sensors, which has amassed an impressive 268 citations and has become an essential reference for researchers entering this rapidly evolving field. Her experimental work complements this, demonstrating highly sensitive polymer/MWCNT sensor systems tailored for robotic applications and exploring innovative hybridization strategies incorporating natural materials such as doom palm leaf fibres to enhance sensing performance sustainably. A recurring theme across her publications is the democratization of sensor fabrication — developing scalable, low-cost manufacturing approaches that overcome limitations of conventional rigid sensors. Her consistent exploration of carbonaceous nanocomposites underscores her commitment to advancing next-generation flexible electronics, making her a notable contributor to the growing field of smart, adaptive sensing systems.
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