Srinivasarao Yaragalla
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About
Srinivasarao Yaragalla is a materials scientist whose research sits at the intersection of polymer nanocomposites, advanced manufacturing, and flexible electronics. His work focuses on engineering high-performance, multifunctional materials by incorporating carbon-based nanofillers—such as graphene nanoplatelets and carbon nanofibers—into polymer matrices. His most cited paper (43 citations) demonstrates a scalable melt-extrusion method for creating graphene-reinforced PEEK filaments, achieving significant enhancements in thermomechanical performance for demanding aerospace and biomedical applications. In parallel, Yaragalla has pioneered stretchable capacitive touch sensors for robotic skin, integrating graphene and carbon nanofibers into elastomeric substrates (33 citations). His recent work on highly stretchable conductive carbon nanofibre acrylic latex nanocomposites (2025) continues to push boundaries in wearable sensing technology. With a growing citation footprint, Yaragalla’s contributions are notable for their emphasis on practical, scalable fabrication routes—bridging the gap between lab-scale innovation and real-world deployment in soft robotics, structural health monitoring, and smart textiles.
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