M. Manikandan
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M. Manikandan is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the exciting intersection of energy harvesting and autonomous sensing technologies. His scholarship focuses on triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), a cutting-edge field exploring how mechanical energy from everyday motion can be converted into electrical power to drive self-sustaining sensor systems. His 2025 review paper, "Advances in Self-Powered Sensing with Triboelectric Nanogenerators," consolidates the rapidly evolving landscape of TENG-based sensing, synthesizing developments in materials, device architectures, and application domains ranging from wearable health monitors to environmental sensing platforms. Though early in its citation trajectory with 1 citation since publication, the work signals Manikandan's commitment to advancing knowledge in a domain with profound implications for the Internet of Things, biomedical devices, and sustainable electronics. By tackling the challenge of powering sensors without conventional batteries, his research contributes to a broader vision of energy-autonomous systems that could transform how we monitor the physical world. His contributions represent a promising foundation for what is anticipated to be a growing body of impactful scholarship in nanoenergy and smart sensing.
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