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About
Swapnadeep Poddar is at the forefront of bio-inspired nanotechnology, pioneering next-generation artificial vision and olfactory systems. His research seamlessly integrates biomimetic design with advanced nanomaterials, particularly perovskite and nanotube arrays, to create devices that emulate and surpass biological sensory capabilities. Poddar’s most impactful work, the "Biomimetic olfactory chips based on large-scale monolithically integrated nanotube sensor arrays" (2024, 151 citations), represents a landmark achievement in electronic olfaction, demonstrating how nanoscale engineering can replicate the complexity of the human nose. He further advanced the field of artificial vision with his "ultrawide field-of-view pinhole compound eye using hemispherical nanowire array" (2024, 72 citations), which draws direct inspiration from insect compound eyes to achieve panoramic robotic vision without complex optics. His subsequent work on "Geometric Shape Recognition with an Ultra-High Density Perovskite Nanowire Array-Based Artificial Vision System" (2024) showcases his ability to combine sensing and processing in a single platform, mimicking the retina’s efficiency. With a rapidly growing citation record and a clear trajectory toward practical applications in robotics and prosthetics, Poddar is establishing himself as a leading innovator in neuromorphic and biomimetic electronics.
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