Imana Shahrin Tania

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Imana Shahrin Tania is a rising researcher at the forefront of advanced materials and wearable sensor technology. Her work centers on the functionalization and application of graphene-based sensors, a field critical for the next generation of healthcare monitoring, soft robotics, and smart devices. Tania’s major contributions include comprehensive reviews that synthesize the rapid evolution of these sensors, highlighting how graphene’s exceptional conductivity and lightweight properties enable cost-efficient, high-performance wearable systems. Her most-cited paper, "Advances in Functionalized Applications of Graphene‐Based Wearable Sensors in Healthcare" (2023), has garnered 27 citations, while her subsequent review, "Sensing the future with graphene-based wearable sensors" (2024), has already accumulated 21 citations, reflecting the timely importance of her work. By systematically analyzing materials like carbon nanotubes and nanowires alongside graphene, Tania provides a critical roadmap for developing enhanced, multiphase sensors. Her research not only maps the current landscape but also identifies key challenges and future directions, making her a valuable voice in the push toward practical, real-world wearable technologies.