Pedro Henrique de Souza Barbosa

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Pedro Henrique de Souza Barbosa is a rising leader in sustainable wearable electronics, with a primary focus on biopolymer-based triboelectric sensors and energy harvesters. His most-cited work, "Biopolymers-based skin-interfaced triboelectric sensors" (2023), addresses the critical need for eco-friendly, self-powered wearable devices in artificial intelligence, robotics, and remote healthcare. By leveraging natural biopolymers, Barbosa’s research demonstrates how triboelectric sensors can achieve high performance while reducing environmental impact—a key challenge in the field. His contributions have already garnered 13 citations, signaling growing influence among peers. Barbosa’s work stands out for its dual emphasis on sustainability and functionality, offering a pathway to biodegradable, skin-interfaced electronics that harvest energy from human motion. This achievement positions him at the forefront of green electronics, where his innovations promise to transform wearable technology into a truly sustainable domain. For students and researchers, Barbosa exemplifies how cutting-edge materials science can address global demands for both technological advancement and environmental responsibility.