Linda Chikh
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Linda Chikh is a leading researcher in the field of soft ionic electroactive materials, with a primary focus on piezoionic sensors and ionic polymer–polymer composites (IP²Cs). Her most cited work, "Piezoionic sensors based on formulated PEDOT:PSS and Aquivion® for ionic polymer–polymer composites" (2021), has garnered 12 citations and represents a significant contribution to the development of flexible, high-performance sensing technologies. In this study, Chikh pioneered the integration of Aquivion® perfluorinated conducting membranes with modified PEDOT:PSS electrodes, systematically investigating the effects of solvent annealing and additive concentration—including ionic liquids and Aquivion®—on sensor performance. This work addresses critical challenges in creating durable, efficient piezoionic sensors for applications in soft robotics, wearable electronics, and biomedical devices. Chikh’s research bridges materials science and engineering, offering innovative solutions for next-generation flexible electronics. Her achievements highlight her expertise in polymer chemistry and electroactive materials, positioning her as a rising authority in the development of smart, responsive materials that convert mechanical stimuli into electrical signals.
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