Shariful Islam Tushar
Bangladesh University of Textiles, Oklahoma State University
Papers
2
Total Citations
48
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2
About
Shariful Islam Tushar is a rising researcher at the forefront of nanotechnology and wearable healthcare systems. His work centers on the advanced functionalization of graphene-based materials, driving the next generation of smart, flexible sensors. Tushar’s major contributions lie in synthesizing and applying graphene’s exceptional conductive and lightweight properties to create highly sensitive, cost-efficient wearable devices. His two most-cited papers—a 2023 study on functionalized graphene sensors (27 citations) and a 2024 comprehensive review (21 citations)—have quickly become key references in the field. These works critically analyze how graphene outperforms other nanomaterials like carbon nanotubes and nanowires, offering a clear roadmap for developing sensors that seamlessly integrate with the human body and soft robotics. By bridging material science with practical healthcare applications, Tushar is helping to shape a future where wearable technology is not only more powerful but also more accessible. His growing citation impact signals that his insights are already guiding other researchers toward the most promising pathways in this rapidly evolving domain.
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- 2Sensing the future with graphene-based wearable sensors: A review21 citations · 2024