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Manisha Sahu is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of materials science and self-powered systems, with a core focus on metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs). Her work has fundamentally advanced the design of energy-harvesting devices by demonstrating how synthesis methodologies of MOFs—particularly ZIF-67—can dramatically enhance the performance of additively manufactured TENGs. In her highly cited 2021 study (80 citations), she introduced a novel room-temperature solvent-assisted synthesis of ZIF-67, enabling a self-powered triboelectric nanogenerator capable of robot object recognition. This breakthrough not only illuminated the physiochemical properties of MOFs but also opened new avenues for intelligent, battery-free sensing. Her 2022 follow-up (60 citations) further established the critical role of synthesis routes in optimizing dual-mode TENGs for self-powered applications. Sahu’s contributions are shaping the future of autonomous robotics and sustainable electronics, proving that careful materials engineering can transform how devices harvest energy from their environment. Her work stands as a vital reference for researchers exploring MOF-based energy solutions and smart, self-sufficient systems.
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