Vipul Sharma

Assistant Professor (tenure track)

University of Turku

Finland

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Dr. Vipul Sharma is an Assistant Professor (tenure track) at the University of Turku, Finland. His research interests encompass nanostructures, flexible electronics, and biodegradable materials, as evidenced by his recent publications on topics such as graphitic carbon nitride nanoparticles, electrochemical sensors, and sustainable electronic skins. His work contributes to advancements in wearable electronics and tissue engineering.

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Articles (17)

Graphitic carbon nitride nanoparticle

Various Configurations of Au@Pt Nanostructures on Modified Electrochemical Sensors for H2O2 Detection

Biomimetic freestanding microfractals for flexible electronics

Electrospun Hollow Nanofiber Surfaces as Dielectric Mediums for Highly Sensitive Flexible Capacitive Pressure Sensors in Low-Pressure Regimes

Sustainable cross-linked poly(glycerol–co–δ–valerolactone) urethane substrates and multipurpose transparent electrodes for wearable electronics

Biodegradable, Self‐Adhesive, Stretchable, Transparent, and Versatile Electronic Skins Based on Intrinsically Hydrophilic Poly(Caproactone‐Urethane) Elastomer

Sustainable castor oil-derived cross-linked poly(ester-urethane) elastomeric films for stretchable transparent conductive electrodes and heaters

In vitro biocompatibility of polylactide and polybutylene succinate blends for urethral tissue engineering

Breathable, Flexible, Transparent, Hydrophobic, and Biotic Sustainable Electrodes for Heating and Biopotential Signal Measurement Applications

Fractal-like Hierarchical CuO Nano/Microstructures for Large-Surface-to-Volume-Ratio Dip Catalysts

Programmable Droplet Microfluidics Based on Machine Learning and Acoustic Manipulation

Integrated stretchable pneumatic strain gauges for electronics-free soft robots

Biodegradable, Flexible and Transparent Tactile Pressure Sensor Based on Rubber Leaf Skeletons

Performance Comparison of Fast, Transparent, and Biotic Heaters Based on Leaf Skeletons

Copper oxide microtufts on natural fractals for efficient water harvesting

Flexible biodegradable transparent heaters based on fractal-like leaf skeletons

Plant-Based Biodegradable Capacitive Tactile Pressure Sensor Using Flexible and Transparent Leaf Skeletons as Electrodes and Flower Petal as Dielectric Layer

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Veikko Sariola

Inari Lyyra

Jorma Vihinen

Anum Rasheed

Teija Tirri

Minna Kellomäki

Reetta Sartoneva

Anastasia Koivikko

Vilma Lampinen

Vijay Singh Parihar

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