Miray Ouzounian
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About
Miray Ouzounian is a rising researcher in the field of flexible electronics and bioinspired materials, with a focus on developing high-performance sensors and adhesive systems. Her most cited work introduces a highly sensitive 1T-MoS₂ pressure sensor that achieves wide linearity by employing hierarchical microstructures derived from natural leaf veins as spacers. This design, published in 2019 with 43 citations, addresses the critical challenge of maintaining sensitivity across a broad pressure range without complex signal processing—a key requirement for next-generation wearable devices and soft robotics. In a complementary study (17 citations), Ouzounian engineered gecko-inspired composite micro-pillars that simultaneously exhibit robust adhesion and enhanced dry self-cleaning properties, mimicking the remarkable capabilities of gecko feet. Her contributions lie at the intersection of nanotechnology, biomimicry, and device engineering, offering practical solutions for tactile sensing and robotic gripping. With her work already garnering attention in the materials science community, Ouzounian is establishing herself as an innovator in translating biological principles into functional, scalable technologies for human-machine interfaces.
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