Sagarika Panigrahi
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Sagarika Panigrahi is a materials scientist whose research lies at the intersection of bioinspired design, sustainable polymers, and biodegradable electronics. Her most notable work introduces a simple yet transformative method to create poly(vinyl alcohol) films with tunable adhesion and self-healing properties—a critical advance for eco-friendly electronic substrates. By addressing the longstanding challenge of unstable adhesion in biodegradable polymers, her 2024 paper has already garnered 8 citations, signaling strong interest from the sustainable electronics community. Panigrahi’s contributions are particularly impactful in the push toward green technology: her films can adhere to diverse surfaces while maintaining the ability to self-repair, extending device lifetimes without compromising environmental friendliness. This work bridges fundamental polymer chemistry with practical applications in transient electronics, where devices must degrade harmlessly after use. Her research not only offers a scalable solution for reducing electronic waste but also inspires new directions in bioinspired adhesive materials. For students and researchers exploring sustainable materials, Panigrahi’s work exemplifies how nature-inspired design can solve real-world engineering challenges while advancing the frontier of biodegradable electronics.
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