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About
Dmitriy D. Karnaushenko is a pioneer in the field of flexible microsystems and modular microrobotics, where he bridges the gap between artificial and biological systems. His research focuses on developing soft, intelligent devices for applications ranging from electronic skins and wearables to medical implants and environmental monitoring. One of his most impactful contributions is the creation of a flexible microsystem capable of controlled motion and actuation via wireless power transfer, a work that has garnered 120 citations and demonstrates his leadership in untethered, soft robotics. Karnaushenko has also advanced the integration of active matrix sensory systems, as detailed in his highly cited 2022 review, which has shaped the design of modern prosthetics and health monitors. More recently, he has pushed the boundaries of miniaturization with his 2025 work on Si chiplet–controlled 3D modular microrobots, enabling smart communication in natural aqueous environments—a breakthrough for information-intensive microtasks in medicine and manufacturing. His earlier achievements include developing entirely flexible, on-site conditioned magnetic sensorics, achieving record-high gain and signal-to-noise ratios. With a career defined by interdisciplinary innovation, Karnaushenko’s work continues to inspire new generations of researchers in soft robotics and flexible electronics.
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