Markus Becherer
Papers
5
Total Citations
88
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About
Markus Becherer is a leading researcher in printed and flexible electronics, with a focus on low-cost, scalable sensor technologies. His work centers on developing novel fabrication methods for carbon nanotube (CNT) and silver nanoparticle-based devices, enabling stable, stretchable, and high-performance sensors for wearables, healthcare, and robotics. Becherer’s major contributions include a facile protocol for producing residual-free single-walled carbon nanotube films for stable sensing applications (36 citations), and an over-stretching tolerant conductor on rubber films via inkjet-printed silver nanoparticles for wearables (23 citations). He also pioneered a handwriting method for low-cost gas sensors (16 citations) and optimized it for sustainable, do-it-yourself sensor fabrication (5 citations). His screen-printed capacitive pressure sensors on flexible substrates (8 citations) demonstrate high sensitivity and accuracy, advancing large-area stretchable sensor networks. Becherer’s work is notable for its emphasis on accessibility and environmental friendliness, using commercially available materials and automated handwriting robots to democratize sensor production. With cumulative citations exceeding 88, his research is highly impactful for students and researchers seeking practical, cost-effective solutions in printed electronics and smart textiles.
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- 3A Handwriting Method for Low-Cost Gas Sensors16 citations · 2018
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