Puspita Ray
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Dr. Puspita Ray is a materials scientist whose research focuses on the development of flexible, high-performance sensors for tactile and wearable applications. Her most cited work, "PDMS encapsulated graphene-nickel composite film as flexible tactile sensor," demonstrates her expertise in synthesizing and characterizing novel composite materials. In this study, she employed a modified Hummer's method to produce graphene, which was then combined with nickel and encapsulated in PDMS to create a durable, flexible sensing platform. Through detailed XRD and FE-SEM analysis, Dr. Ray established the structural and morphological properties that underpin the sensor's functionality. This foundational work, with 4 citations, has contributed to the growing field of flexible electronics, particularly in the design of tactile sensors that can conform to complex surfaces. Her research bridges materials synthesis and device engineering, offering pathways for next-generation human-machine interfaces and soft robotics. Dr. Ray’s contributions highlight the potential of graphene-metal composites in advancing flexible, responsive sensor technologies.
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