Md. Rajibur Rahaman Khan

Research Associate Professor

Hanyang University - Ansan Campus

South Korea

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Md. Rajibur Rahaman Khan is a Research Associate Professor at Hanyang University - Ansan Campus, South Korea. His research interests include the development of innovative sensing technologies, with recent articles focusing on battery-free glucose biosensors, temperature sensing systems, and piezoresistive strain sensors. He also explores solvatochromic sensing materials for lactate and ammonia detection, aiming to improve sensor reliability and performance.

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Incheon National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Development of a Battery-Free, Chipless, and Highly Sensitive Radio Frequency Glucose Biosensor

Development of a Highly Sensitive and Low Hysteresis Temperature Sensing System With PEDOT:PSS Containing Polymer Sensing Membrane

Development of Low Cost, Fast, and Highly Stable Piezoresistive Strain Sensors to Monitor Human Movement

Exploration on Solvatochromic Sensing Probe of Phenol Blue for L‐Lactic Acid Detection: Effective Strategy to Obtain Reliable Capacitive Sensor

Highly Reliable Passive RFID-Based Inductor-Capacitor Sensory System Strengthened by Solvatochromism for Fast and Wide-Range Lactate Detection

Highly Reliable Passive RFID-Based Inductor–Capacitor Sensory System Strengthened by Solvatochromism for Fast and Wide-Range Lactate Detection

Advanced Organic Transistor-Based Sensors Utilizing a Solvatochromic Medium with Twisted Intramolecular Charge-Transfer Behavior and Its Application to Ammonia Gas Detection

A Battery-Free, Chipless, Highly Sensitive LC Pressure Sensor Tag Using PEDOT: PSS and Melamine Foam

Highly sensitive, fast and wide dynamic range lactate sensor containing solvatochromic sensing membrane by combining the capacitance-to-phase conversion technique

Influences of Energetically Controlled Dielectric Functionality on Polymer Field-Effect Transistor Performance

A Battery-Free, Chipless, Highly Sensitive LC Pressure Sensor Tag Using PEDOT:PSS and Melamine Foam

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