Jehangir Cama

University of Exeter, University of Cambridge

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Jehangir Cama is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of microfluidics, flexible electronics, and biomedical sensing. His key contributions center on developing thin, low-cost, and conformable force sensors that integrate seamlessly with commercial microelectronic chips. By combining microfluidic principles with capacitive sensing, Cama has pioneered a new class of flexible sensors that are both highly sensitive and mechanically robust, making them ideal for applications in precision surgery, robotics, and wearable health monitoring. His most cited paper, "Aerosol-jet-printed, conformable microfluidic force sensors" (2021), has garnered 26 citations, reflecting its impact on the field. This work, along with an earlier 2020 version, demonstrates his ability to translate advanced manufacturing techniques—specifically aerosol-jet printing—into practical, scalable sensor designs. Cama’s achievements highlight a commitment to creating affordable, high-performance sensing platforms that bridge the gap between lab-based innovation and real-world medical and robotic applications, positioning him as a promising voice in next-generation flexible electronics.