Biplab Deka

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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

South Korea

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Dr. Biplab Deka is a Research Assistant Professor at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, South Korea. His research focuses on innovative energy harvesting and thermal management solutions, particularly through the development of advanced 3D printed materials and nanotechnology. Recent articles include topics such as triboelectric nanogenerators, structural supercapacitors, and personal thermoregulatory devices.

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Development of multifunctional structural energy storage device for future eco-friendly mobility industry

Open Date: 2021-06-01

Close Date: 2024-05-01

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Biplab Deka

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3D printed gradient porous fabric-based thermal and moisture regulating composite integrated triboelectric nanogenerator for human motion cognizance

3D-Printed Structural Supercapacitor with MXene-N@Zn-Co Selenide Nanowire Based Woven Carbon Fiber Electrodes

Hierarchically designed 3-D printed porous nylon fabric-based personal thermoregulatory for radiative and directional wick-evaporative cooling

Triboelectric Nanogenerator-integrated Structural Supercapacitor with in situ MXene-dispersed N-doped Zn–Cu Selenide Nanostructured Woven Carbon Fiber for Energy Harvesting and Storage

Porous spongy FexCo1−xP nanostructure and MXene infused self-powered flexible textile based personal thermoregulatory device

Multifunctional composite as a structural supercapacitor and self-sensing sensor using NiCo2O4 nanowires and ionic liquid

Triboelectric-nanogenerator-integrated structural supercapacitor based on highly active P-doped branched Cu–Mn selenide nanowires for efficient energy harvesting and storage

Smart gating of the flexible Ag@CoxMo1-xP and rGO-loaded composite based personal thermal management device inspired by the neuroanatomic circuitry of endotherms

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Hyung Wook Park

Jaewoo Seo

Ankita Hazarika

Dong Chan Kim

Young-Bin Park

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