Buddha Deka Boruah

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Dr. Buddha Deka Boruah is pioneering the next generation of on-chip energy storage, focusing on advanced micro-batteries and supercapacitors to power the Internet of Things (IoT), medical implants, and micro-robots. His major contributions lie in designing and fabricating high-performance, planar micro-electrodes using innovative 3D architectures. Notably, his 2024 work on “Advanced 3D Micro‐Electrodes for On‐Chip Zinc‐Ion Micro‐Batteries” (25 citations) introduces safer, cost-effective systems that overcome the energy density limitations of conventional designs. Building on this, his 2025 study on “3D Porous Metal‐Scaffold Interdigitated Micro‐Electrodes for High‐Performance On‐Chip Energy Storage Systems” (6 citations) further enhances charge storage within constrained footprints, directly addressing the critical need for efficient, miniaturized power sources in System-on-Chip technologies. By integrating porous metal scaffolds with interdigitated geometries, Dr. Boruah’s research pushes the boundaries of electrochemical performance, offering scalable solutions for next-generation microelectronics. His work is essential reading for researchers in energy storage, materials science, and micro-device engineering, demonstrating a clear path toward smarter, more powerful on-chip systems.