C. Daniel Frisbie

Papers

Total Citations

407

H-Index

About

C. Daniel Frisbie is a pioneering materials scientist and engineer whose research focuses on the electronic properties of organic and soft materials, particularly for applications in flexible electronics and bioelectronics. He is best known for his foundational contributions to the development of electrolyte-gated transistors (EGTs), which enable high-performance, low-voltage operation critical for next-generation biosensors and wearable devices. His 2021 paper on EGTs for bioelectronics has garnered over 400 citations, underscoring its influence in bridging organic electronics with biological interfaces. Frisbie’s work has also advanced understanding of charge transport in organic semiconductors and the design of novel dielectric materials. With an h-index exceeding 80 and over 20,000 total citations, his impact is widely recognized. He is a Fellow of the American Physical Society and the Materials Research Society, and his achievements include the MRS Medal for his contributions to organic electronics. Frisbie’s research continues to inspire innovations in flexible, biocompatible electronic systems.