Praveen Muralikrishnan
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Praveen Muralikrishnan is a materials scientist whose research centers on sustainable nanomaterials, particularly nanocellulose, and their integration into polymer composites for advanced electronic applications. His most cited work, "Reinforcement of Nanocellulose as Green Agent in the Electronic Applications Associated with the Composites of Polymer Matrix" (2023, 8 citations), explores how nanocellulose—a biodegradable, lightweight, and high-strength material derived from natural sources—can serve as a reinforcing agent in polymer matrices. Muralikrishnan’s key contribution lies in demonstrating how the continuous hydrogen-bonded network of cellulose nanoparticles enhances the mechanical and functional properties of composites, making them viable for eco-friendly electronics. This work addresses the growing demand for green alternatives in the electronics industry, where traditional materials often pose environmental challenges. By highlighting nanocellulose’s potential to replace synthetic reinforcements, Muralikrishnan has opened new pathways for sustainable device fabrication. His research bridges materials science and environmental stewardship, offering practical solutions for reducing electronic waste. With a focus on scalable, bio-based innovations, Muralikrishnan is a rising voice in the field of green composites, inspiring further exploration into nature-derived materials for next-generation technologies.
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