Pushkaraj Joshi Source Confirmed

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Pushkaraj Joshi's research focuses on advanced materials and microsystems, with applications in sensing and energy harvesting. His work encompasses the synthesis and application of gold and silver nanoparticles, as well as the utilization of nanomaterials and printing technologies to create novel devices. Joshi's research group explores surface modification techniques, including superhydrophobicity, to enhance device performance. Recent work includes the development of self-healing thin-film transistor circuits on flexible substrates and fibrin/MoS2-nanosheet conductive hydrogels for bioresorption. He also investigates microfluidic and biosensing technologies, demonstrated by his work on electrical capacitance tomography of cell cultures and non-optical, label-free electrical capacitance imaging of microorganisms.

His primary research interests lie in advanced sensor and energy harvesting materials.

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• h-index: 5
• Publications: 14
• Citations: 153