Naresh Chandra Murmu

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Dr. Naresh Chandra Murmu is a leading figure in the development of advanced functional materials for flexible electronics and energy storage. His research primarily focuses on the design and fabrication of high-performance strain sensors for structural health and human motion monitoring, as well as miniaturized energy storage devices like micro-supercapacitors. Dr. Murmu’s major contributions include the development of covalently grafted graphene-polymer composites that enable tunable sensitivity in wearable sensors, and the engineering of sustainable, noninvasive health monitoring systems using electrospun fiber composites. His work on "Facile fabrication of covalently grafted functionalized graphene-PVDF composites as strain sensor with tunable sensitivity" has garnered 34 citations, highlighting its impact. Additionally, his review on current trends in micro-supercapacitor devices (16 citations) and his innovative use of exfoliated layered double hydroxide/reduced graphene oxide/poly(vinyl alcohol) composites for wearable sensors (14 citations) underscore his influence. Dr. Murmu’s research is pivotal in advancing robot–human communication, implantable devices, and personalized biomedical industries, making him a key contributor to the next generation of flexible and sustainable electronics.

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1. 1
   Facile fabrication of covalently grafted functionalized graphene-PVDF composites as strain sensor with tunable sensitivity: Application to the structural health and human motion monitoring

   34 citations · 2024
2. 2
   Current trends in micro‐supercapacitor devices

   16 citations · 2024
3. 3
   Sustainable Engineering of the Wearable Sensor for Noninvasive Health Monitoring Using Exfoliated Layered Double Hydroxide/Reduced Graphene Oxide/Poly(vinyl alcohol) Electrospun Fiber Composites

   14 citations · 2024

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