Yehia Massoud

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

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Yehia Massoud is a leading researcher in the fields of green electronics, human–machine interfaces (HMIs), and sustainable sensor technologies. His work focuses on developing eco-friendly, biodegradable alternatives to conventional rigid electronic devices, addressing the critical challenge of electronic waste. Massoud’s major contributions include pioneering the use of paper-based substrates for capacitive touch sensors, creating functional interfaces that are both recyclable and flexible. His most cited paper, "Facile Pressure-Sensitive Capacitive Touch Keypad for a Green Intelligent Human–Machine Interface" (2022, 19 citations), introduced a novel approach to sustainable HMIs, demonstrating that high-performance touch keypads can be fabricated from biodegradable materials without sacrificing functionality. Building on this, his work "Paper-based facile capacitive touch arrays for wireless mouse cursor control pad" (2023, 6 citations) advanced the field by integrating wireless capabilities into paper-based sensors, enabling practical applications like wireless mouse control. These innovations represent a significant step toward reducing plastic waste in consumer electronics, positioning Massoud as a key figure in the development of green, intelligent interfaces for next-generation human–machine interaction.