Tharapong Soonrach
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Tharapong Soonrach is a rising figure in biomedical engineering, whose work centers on advancing practical, low-cost biosignal acquisition technologies. His primary research areas include the development of dry electrode systems, flexible electronics, and wearable sensors for physiological monitoring. Soonrach’s major contribution lies in his innovative approach to fabricating durable, affordable dry electrodes using polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) and carbon nanotubes (CNTs). His most-cited paper, "PDMS/CNT electrodes with bioamplifier for practical in-the-ear and conventional biosignal recordings" (2024, 3 citations), demonstrates a significant step toward real-world wearable devices by addressing key challenges in electrode fabrication, durability, and material cost. This work shows promise for applications in in-the-ear and conventional biosignal recordings, potentially enabling more comfortable and accessible health monitoring. Though early in his career, Soonrach’s focus on practical, scalable solutions positions him as a contributor to the next generation of wearable and flexible electronics, with his research laying groundwork for future innovations in low-cost, high-performance biosignal interfaces.
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