Muhammad Umair Khan
Khalifa University of Science and Technology, Faculty (United Kingdom)
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About
Muhammad Umair Khan is a researcher at the forefront of advanced materials and energy harvesting technologies, with a primary focus on triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) and wireless power transfer systems. His most impactful work, published in 2023, has garnered 58 citations and demonstrates a breakthrough in engineering robust, flexible TENGs by integrating 2D Ti₃C₂Tₓ-MXene sheets with chloride salts. This innovative layer-by-layer electrode design achieves exceptional power density and cycling stability, addressing critical durability challenges for self-powered wearable electronics and IoT devices. Earlier, Khan proposed an optimized solution for wireless power transfer using magnetic resonance coupling (2016), contributing to the elimination of physical wiring constraints in medical and robotic applications. His research bridges fundamental materials science with practical device engineering, offering scalable pathways for next-generation energy autonomy. Khan’s work is particularly notable for its emphasis on simple, cost-effective fabrication methods that do not compromise performance, making his contributions highly relevant for both academic researchers and industry practitioners seeking sustainable power solutions.
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