Bidya Mondal
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Bidya Mondal is a rising innovator at the intersection of materials science and wearable energy harvesting. Her research focuses on developing flexible, durable piezoelectric nanogenerators (PENGs) from advanced polymers and metal halide perovskites, targeting self-powered wearable electronics. Her most cited work, an all-electrospun textile integrating perovskite-engineered electroactive polymers, achieved a breakthrough in creating water-resistant, breathable, and stable PENGs for continuous mechanical energy harvesting (28 citations). This addresses the critical challenge of environmental instability in perovskite-based devices. More recently, Mondal pioneered a geometry-modulated, all-organic 3D-printed smart PLA fiber system that amplifies mechanical energy harvesting through “flextension” effects. This work also integrates machine learning for pressure mapping, demonstrating a sophisticated convergence of materials design and data-driven sensing (10 citations). Her contributions are notable for pushing the boundaries of textile-based energy harvesters toward practical, robust, and intelligent wearable systems.
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