Sudeep Sharma
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About
Dr. Sudeep Sharma is a leading researcher in flexible and wearable electronics, specializing in the development of advanced physical sensors for electronic skin (e-skin), soft robotics, and human-machine interfaces. His work centers on creating highly sensitive, reliable, and multifunctional sensors by engineering novel heterostructures and hybrid materials. Dr. Sharma’s major contributions include pioneering the use of CaCu₃Ti₄O₁₂ wrapped sponges for capacitive pressure sensors (225 citations) and MoS₂-decorated laser-induced graphene for piezoresistive strain sensors (201 citations), both achieving record sensitivity and hysteresis-free performance. He also developed a black phosphorus@laser-engraved graphene heterostructure for dual temperature-strain sensing (194 citations) and an all-directional strain-insensitive electronic glove for robotic skins (114 citations). His recent work on hybrid-supercapacitive iontronic pressure sensors and cobalt nanoporous carbon-incorporated graphene demonstrates his drive toward ultra-sensitive, quick-responsive, and self-sustainable sensing systems. With over 800 total citations and multiple high-impact publications, Dr. Sharma is shaping the future of intelligent, skin-like electronics for healthcare and interactive technologies.
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