Navonil Bose

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Navonil Bose is a leading researcher in the fields of flexible electronics, energy harvesting, and self-powered sensor systems. His work focuses on developing advanced nanomaterials and composites for next-generation wearable technologies. A major contribution is the creation of a smart, self-powered electronic skin (e-skin) that mimics human tactile sensing while offering ultraviolet and microwave protection—a breakthrough for robotics, prosthetics, and healthcare monitoring (59 citations). Bose has also pioneered the use of 2D MoO₃/PVDF–HFP nanocomposites for highly efficient, flexible piezoelectric nanogenerators and wireless mechanosensors, enabling real-time remote pressure monitoring (22 citations). His research uniquely integrates multifunctionality—combining energy harvesting, self-cleaning, and protective properties—into single, flexible platforms. With over 80 combined citations on these key works alone, Bose’s innovations are driving the development of autonomous, durable, and intelligent wearable systems. His notable achievements include advancing the practical application of piezoelectric nanomaterials for wireless, battery-free sensing, positioning him as a key contributor to the future of smart textiles and human-machine interfaces.