Sudarshan Singh
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Sudarshan Singh is pioneering the intersection of materials science and energy harvesting, with a focused expertise in triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) and self-powered sensing systems. His most cited work introduces copper zinc tin sulfide (CZTS) as a novel tribo-positive material, demonstrating its dual functionality in energy generation and flexible tactile sensing. By fabricating two distinct devices—one optimized for harvesting mechanical energy and another for self-powered audio recording and pressure detection—Singh has expanded the material palette for TENGs, moving beyond conventional polymers to earth-abundant, solution-processable chalcogenides. This breakthrough, published in 2025, has already garnered early citations, signaling its potential to influence next-generation wearable electronics and IoT sensors. Singh’s research uniquely bridges fundamental materials chemistry with practical device engineering, offering a pathway toward sustainable, low-cost energy solutions. His work not only advances the efficiency of mechanical energy conversion but also enables multifunctional platforms that can simultaneously harvest energy and sense environmental stimuli. For students and researchers exploring self-powered systems, Singh’s contributions represent a compelling step toward integrating energy autonomy with intelligent sensing.
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