Niloofar Saeedzadeh Khaanghah

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Niloofar Saeedzadeh Khaanghah is a materials scientist and engineer at the forefront of flexible and stretchable electronics, with a focus on developing next-generation sensors for healthcare, soft robotics, and electronic skins. Her research centers on creating innovative, high-performance sensing materials that combine mechanical resilience with advanced functionality. In her highly cited 2023 work, she introduced a permeable thermistor temperature sensor based on porous melamine foam, a design that enables conformal contact with dynamic surfaces while maintaining accurate thermal sensing—a critical advance for wearable health monitors. That same year, she developed a silicone/carbon black-filled elastomer-based self-healing strain sensor, addressing a key challenge in the field: the need for sensors that can recover from mechanical damage while retaining high stretchability and sensitivity. With over 18 citations across these two flagship publications, her contributions are already shaping the trajectory of flexible sensor technology. Her work stands out for its elegant integration of porosity, self-healability, and robust sensing performance, offering practical pathways toward durable, skin-like electronic systems.