Pratip Sankar Banerjee
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About
Pratip Sankar Banerjee is an emerging materials scientist whose research sits at the dynamic intersection of soft matter engineering, flexible electronics, and advanced composite materials. His work focuses primarily on elastomeric systems, liquid metal composites, and multifunctional soft materials — areas with significant implications for next-generation wearable and stretchable electronics. Banerjee's most impactful contribution explores how microstructural modifications of liquid metals influence their interfacial interactions with rubber matrices, yielding soft composites with remarkable multifunctional properties — a study that has garnered 37 citations since 2022. Complementing this, his investigations into interfacial hydrogen bonding as a mechanism for integrating liquid metals into elastomeric architectures demonstrate a sophisticated understanding of material-level design principles. His 2025 review on elastomers for soft electronics, already accumulating 21 citations, has quickly established itself as a valuable reference, synthesizing knowledge on stretchability, compliance, and load-bearing behavior critical to flexible device development. Through his work on ultra-stretchable thermoplastic elastomers, Banerjee continues to push boundaries in material preparation and characterization. With a growing citation record across diverse yet cohesive research threads, he represents a promising voice shaping the future of soft, functional material systems.
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- 2Elastomers for Soft Electronics: A Review from the Material's Perspective21 citations · 2025
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