Sukhen Das

Jadavpur University, Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

Sukhen Das is a prominent materials scientist whose research spans energy harvesting, flexible electronics, and high-temperature corrosion protection. His work focuses on developing advanced nanocomposites and coatings for next-generation applications. Das made a major contribution to self-powered flexible electronics with his 2024 study on 2D MoO₃/PVDF–HFP nanocomposites for piezoelectric nanogenerators and wireless mechanosensors, which has already garnered 22 citations for its breakthrough in real-time, remote pressure monitoring. In the domain of high-temperature materials, he developed ceria (CeO₂)-based plasma spray coatings for 9Cr-1Mo steel, demonstrating significant corrosion protection at 973 K—a critical advancement for power plant and industrial applications. His research is characterized by a practical, application-driven approach that bridges fundamental materials science with deployable technologies. Das’s work on flexible, self-powered sensors positions him at the forefront of the rapidly growing field of wearable and remote monitoring systems, while his corrosion studies address enduring challenges in energy infrastructure. His achievements reflect a commitment to creating materials that are both scientifically innovative and industrially relevant.