Journals

  1. R. Dahiya, e-Skin: From Humanoids to Humans, Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol. 107 (2), pp 1-6, 2019. (Area – E-skin, Flexible Electronics)
  2. L. Manjakkal, W. T. Navaraj, C. G. Nunez, and R. Dahiya, Graphite Polyurethane Resin Composites for High-Energy Density Supercapacitors, Advanced Science, Vol. ??, 2019 (in press). (Area – Energy storage, Flexible Supercapacitor)
  3. L. Manjakkal, W. Dang, N. Yogeswaran, and R. Dahiya, Textile Based Potentiometric Electrochemical pH Sensor for Wearable
    Applications    , Biosensors, Vol. ??, 2019 (in press). (Area – Electrochemical Sensors, Wearable Systems)
  4. C. G. Nunez, L. Manjakkal, and R. Dahiya, Energy Autonomous Electronic Skin, NPJ Flexible Electronics, Vol. 3, Art 1, 2019 . (Area – Energy, E-Skin)
  5. Mst Khudishta Aktar, Md Abdul Kafi, and R. Dahiya, Association of Gpx1 fluctuation in cell cycle progression, In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology – Animal, Vol. ??, Art ??, 2019 (in press) . (Area – cell/tissue engineering)
  6. S. Gupta, D. Sakthivel, L. Lorenzelli, and R. Dahiya, Temperature Compensated Tactile Sensing using MOSFET with P(VDF-TrFE)/BaTiO3 Capacitor as Extended Gate, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 19 (2), pp 435-442, 2019. (Area – Ultra Thin Chips)
  7. L. Manjakkal, D. Sakthivel and R. Dahiya, Flexible Printed Reference Electrodes for Electrochemical Applications, Advanced Materials Technologies, Vol. 3, 1800252, 2018. (Area – electrochemical sensors, printed electronics)
  8. C. G. Nunez, A. Vilouras, W. T. Navaraj, F. Liu, and R. Dahiya, ZnO Nanowires based Flexible UV Photodetector System for Wearable Dosimetry, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol 18 (19), pp 7881-7888, 2018. (Area – Wearable Systems / Flexible Electronics)
  9. L. Manjakkal, C. G. Nunez, W. Dang, and R. Dahiya, Flexible Self-Charging Supercapacitor Based on Graphene-Ag-3D Graphene Foam Electrodes, Nano Energy, Vol. 51, pp 604-612 2018. (Area – Flexible Energy Storage) The research in this paper led to Elektra Award in the University Research Category.
  10. L. Manjakkal, A. Vilouras and R. Dahiya, Screen Printed Thick Film Reference Electrodes for Electrochemical Sensing, IEEE Sensors J., Vol 18 (19), pp 7779-7785, 2018. (Area – electrochemical sensors)
  11. R. Dahiya, P. Georgiau, R. Roberts, and S. Tadigadapa, Guest Editorial Special Issue on Selected Papers From the IEEE Sensors 2017 Conference, IEEE Sensors J., Vol 18 (19), pp 7764-7764, 2018. (Area – Editorial)
  12. N. Yogeswaran, W. T. Navaraj, S. Gupta, F. Liu, V. Vinciguerra, L. Lorenzelli, and R. Dahiya, Piezoelectric Graphene Field Effect Transistor Pressure Sensors for Tactile Sensing, Applied Physics Letters, Vol. 113, 014102, 2018. (Area – Tactile Sensing/Flexible Electronics/Graphene)
  13. C. G. Nunez, F. Liu, W. T. Navaraj, A. Christou, D. Shakthivel, and R. Dahiya, Heterogeneous Integration of Contact-printed Semiconductor Nanowires for High Performance Devices on Large Areas, Microsystems & Nanoengineering, Vol. 4, Art. 22, 2018. (Area – Contact Printing/ Flexible Electronics)(in press)
  14. S. Gupta, W. T. Navaraj, L. Lorenzelli, and R. Dahiya, Ultra-Thin Chips for High-Performance Flexible Electronics, NPJ Flexible Electronics, Vol. 2, Art 8, 2018. (Area – Ultra Thin Chips)
  15. W. T. Navaraj, S. Gupta, L. Lorenzelli, and R. Dahiya, Wafer Scale Transfer of Ultra-Thin Silicon Chips on Flexible Substrates for High Performance Bendable Systems, Advanced Electronic Materials, 4, 1700277, 2018. (Area – Ultra-thin chips, Flexible Electronics)
  16. W. Dang, L. Manjakkal, W. T. Navaraj, L. Lorenzelli, V. Vinciguerra and R. Dahiya, Stretchable Wireless System for Sweat pH Monitoring, Biosensors and Bioelectronics, Vol. 107, pp 192–202 2018. (Area – pH sensors, Stretchable Electronics, Sweat sensor)
  17. L. Manjakkal, B. Sakthivel, N. Gopalakrishnan, and R. Dahiya, Printed Flexible Electrochemical pH Sensors based on CuO Nanorods, Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, Vol. 263, pp 50-58, 2018. (Area – Electrochemical sensors, Printed Sensors)
  18. S. Hannah, D. Uttamchandani, R. Dahiya, and H. Gleskova, Multifunctional sensor based on organic field-effect transistor and ferroelectric poly(vinylidene fluoride trifluoroethylene) Organic Electronics, Organic Electronics, Vol. 56, pp 170-177, 2018. (Area – Touch Sensing)
  19. C. G. Nunez, W. T. Navaraj, F. Liu, D. Shakthivel, and R. Dahiya, Large-area Self-assembly of Silica Micro/nanospheres by Temperature-assisted Dip-coating, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, Vol. 10 (3), pp 3058–3068, 2018. (Area – Dip Coating/Si Nanowires/Printed Electronics)
  20. W. T. Navaraj, C. G. Nunez, D. Sakthivel, V. Vinciguerra, F. Labeau, D. Gregory, and R. Dahiya, Nanowire FET based Neural Element for Robotic Tactile Sensing Skin, Frontiers in Neuroscience, Vol. 11, 501 2017. (Area – e-skin/ Neuromorphic tactile Sensing)
  21. S. Khan, L. Lorenzelli, and R. Dahiya, Towards flexible asymmetric MSM structures using Si microwires through contact printing, Semiconductor Science and Technology, Vol. 32 (8), 085013, 2017. (Area – Flexible Electronics/ Devices)
  22. S. Luo, J. Bimbo, R. Dahiya and H. Liu, Robotic Tactile Perception of Object Properties: A Review, Mechatronics, Vol. 48, 54-67 2017. (Area – Tactile Sensing)
  23. H. Heidari, N. Wacker, and R. Dahiya, Bending Induced Variations in Ultra-Thin Flexible Chips and Device Modeling, Applied Physics Reviews, Vol. 4, 031101, 2017. (Area – Modelling/Flexible Electronics)
  24. C. G. Nunez, W. Taube, E. O. Polat, and R. Dahiya, Energy Autonomous Flexible and Transparent Tactile Skin, Advanced Functional Materials, 1606287, 2017. (Area – Graphene/Flexible Electronics) (Among Top 20 downloaded articles published in the journal during 2016-2018)
  25. A. Vilouras, H. Heidari, S. Gupta, and R. Dahiya, Modelling of CMOS Devices and Circuits on Flexible Ultra-Thin Chips, IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, Vol. 65 (5), 2038-2046, 2017. (Area – Modelling/Flexible Electronics)
  26. W. Dang, V. Vinciguerra, L. Lorenzelli, and R. Dahiya, Printable Stretchable Interconnects, Flexible and Printed Electronics, Vol. 2, 013003, 2017. (Area – Printed Sensors)
  27. M. Simi´c, L. Manjakkal, K. Zaraska, G. M. Stojanovi´c and R. Dahiya, TiO2 Based Thick Film pH Sensor, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 17 (2), pp 248-255, 2017. (Area – Printed Sensors)
  28. S. Gupta, H. Heidari, A. Vilouras, L. Lorenzelli and R. Dahiya, Device Modelling for Bendable Piezoelectric FET-Based Touch Sensing System, IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I, Vol. 63 (12), pp 2200-2208, 2016. (Area – Modelling/Flexible Electronics)
  29. H. Heidari, E. Bonizzoni, G. Umberto, F. Maloberti and R. Dahiya, CMOS Vertical Hall Magnetic Sensors on Flexible Substrate, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 16(24), pp 8736-8743, 2016. (Area – Sensors / Flexible Electronics)
  30. S. Khan, L. Lorenzelli, and R. Dahiya, Flexible MISFET Devices from Transfer Printed Si Microwires and Spray Coating, IEEE Journal of Electron Device Society, Vol. 4 (4), pp 189-196, 2016. (Area – Flexible Electronics/ Devices)
  31. W. Dang, V. Vinciguerra, L. Lorenzelli, R. Dahiya, Metal-Organic Dual Layer Structure for Stretchable Interconnects, Procedia Engineering, Vol 168, pp 1559-1562, 2016. (Area – Stretchable Electronics)
  32. A. Polishchuk, W. T. Navaraj, H. Heidari, R. Dahiya, Multisensory Smart Glove for Tactile Feedback in Prosthetic Hand, Procedia Engineering, Vol 168, pp 1605-1608, 2016. (Area – Rehabilitation/Prosthetics)
  33. S. Gupta, F. Giacomozzi, H. Heidari, L. Lorenzelli, R. Dahiya, Fabrication of Ultra-Thin Silicon based Flexible Piezoelectric Capacitive Sensor, Procedia Engineering, Vol 168, pp 662-665, 2016(Area – Flexible Electronics).
  34. E. O. Polat, O. Balci, N. Kakenov, H. Burkay Uzlu, C. Kocabas, and R. Dahiya, Synthesis of Large Area Graphene for High Performance in Flexible Optoelectronic Device, Scientific Reports, Vol. 5, Art no. 16744, 2015. (Area – Graphene/Flexible Electronics) – Top 100 read Scientific Reports articles in 2015 (from about 11000 papers)
  35. H. Heidari, and R. Dahiya, Multiple facets of tightly coupled transducer-transistor structures, Nanotechnology, Vol. 26, pp 482501, 2015. (Area – Devices/Sensors)
  36. S. Khan, N. Yogeswaran, W. Taube, L. Lorenzelli, R. Dahiya, Flexible FETs using ultrathin Si microwires embedded in solution processed dielectric and metal layers, Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering, Vol. 25 (12), pp 125019, 2015. (Area – Flexible Electronics)
  37. N. Yogeswaran, W. Dang, W.T. Navaraj, D. Shakthivel, S. Khan, E.O. Polat, S. Gupta, H. Heidari, M. Kaboli, L. Lorenzelli, G.Cheng, R. Dahiya, New Materials and Advances in Electronic Skin for Interactive Robots, Advanced Robotics, Vol. 29 (21), pp 1359–1373, 2015. (Area – Robotics/Tactile Skin)
  38. K. Kühnlenz, B. Kühnlenz, R. Dahiya, T. Someya, A. Yamamoto, G.Cheng, Guest Editorial Special Issue on Robotic Sensor Skins, Advanced Robotics, Vol. 29 (21), pp 1357, 2015. (Area – Robotics/Tactile Skin/Editorial)
  39. S. Khan, W. Dang, L. Lorenzelli, R. Dahiya, Flexible Pressure Sensors based on Screen Printed P(VDF-TrFE) and P(VDF-TrFE)/MWCNTs, IEEE Transactions on Semiconductor Manufacturing, Vol. 28 (4), pp 486-493, 2015. (Area – Flexible Electronics)
  40. R. Dahiya, G. Gottardi, N. Laidani, PDMS residues-free micro/macrostructures on Flexible Substrates, Microelectronic Engineering, Vol. 136, pp 57-62, 2015. (Area – Flexible Electronics) – Among top 5 most downloaded articles of MEE since publication.
  41. R. Dahiya, M. M. Tentezeris, Z. Cui, M. Singh, Guest Editorial Special Issue on Printable Sensors and Systems, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 15(6), pp 3093-3093, 2015. (Area – Editorial Special Issue)
  42. S. Khan, L. Lorenzelli, R. Dahiya, Technologies for Printing Sensors and Electronics over Large Flexible Substrates: A Review, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 15, pp 3164-3185, 2015. (Area – Printed Electronics) – Among most popular articles of IEEE Sensors J. since publication.
  43. S. Khan, S. Tinku, L. Lorenzelli, R. Dahiya, Flexible Tactile Sensors using Printed P(VDF-TrFE) and Composites of MWCNT/PDMS, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 15, pp 3146-3155, 2015. (Area – Printable Sensors) – Among most popular articles of IEEE Sensors J. since publication.
  44. R. Dahiya, A. Adami, L. Pinna, C. Collini, M. Valle, L. Lorenzelli, Tactile Sensing Chips with POSFET Array and Integrated Interface Electronics, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 14(10), pp 3448 – 3457, 2014. (Area – Sensors/Devices)
  45. (A) R. Dahiya, P. Mittendorfer, M. Valle, G. Cheng, V. Lumelsky, Directions towards Effective Utilization of Tactile Skin – A Review, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 13 (11), pp 4121 – 4138, 2013. (Area – Tactile Sensing/Robotics)
    (B) G. De Maria, C. Natale, S. Pirozzi, Comments on the paper “Directions Toward Effective Utilization of Tactile Skin: A Review”, IEEE Sensors Journal, vol. 14(11), pp. 4109-4109, 2014.
    (C) R. Dahiya, P. Mittendorfer, M. Valle, G. Cheng, V. Lumelsky, Authors’ Reply, IEEE Sensors Journal, vol. 14(11), pp. 4110-4110, 2014.
  46. R. Dahiya, S. Gennaro, Bendable Ultra-Thin Chips on Flexible Foils, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol, 13 (10) pp. 4030 – 4037, 2013. (Area – Flexible Electronics/Fabrication)
  47. Z. Celik-Butler, R. Dahiya, M. Q.-Lopez, Y. Xu, S. Wagner, Guest Editorial Special Issue on Flexible Sensors and Sensing Systems, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 13 (10), pp 3854 – 3856, 2013. (Area – Editorial Special Issue)
  48. R. Dahiya, A. Adami, C. Collini, L. Lorenzelli, POSFET Tactile Sensing Arrays using CMOS Technology, in Sensors & Actuators – A, Vol. 202, pp. 226-232, 2013. (Area – Sensors/Devices)
  49. R. Dahiya, A. Adami, C. Collini, L. Lorenzelli, Fabrication of Single Crystal Silicon Mirco-/Nanostructures and Transferring them to Flexible Substrates, Microelectronic Engineering, Vol. 98, pp. 502-507, 2012. (Area – Flexible Electronics/Fabrication/Materials/Mechanics)
  50. A. Adami, R. Dahiya, C. Collini, D. Cattin, L. Lorenzelli, POSFET touch sensor with CMOS integrated signal conditioning electronics, Sensors & Actuators – A, Vol. 188, pp. 75-81, 2012. (Area – Devices/Sensors)
  51. R. Dahiya, A. Adami, C. Collini, L. Lorenzelli, POSFET Tactile Sensing Arrays using CMOS Technology, Procedia Engineering, Vol. 47, pp. 894–897, 2012. (Area – Devices/Sensors)
  52. R. Dahiya, D. Cattin, A. Adami, C. Collini, L. Barboni, M. Valle, L. Lorenzelli, R. Oboe, G. Metta, F. Brunetti, Towards Tactile Sensing System on Chip for Robotic Applications, IEEE Sensor Journal, Vol. 11 (12), pp 3216-3226, 2011. (Area – Devices/Sensors/Robotics)
  53. R. Dahiya, G. Metta, G. Cannata, M. Valle, Guest Editorial Special Issue on Robotic Sense of Touch, IEEE Transactions on Robotics , Vol. 27 (3), pp 385-388, 2011. (Area – Editorial Special Issue)
  54. S. Decherchi, P. Gastaldo, R. Dahiya, M. Valle and R. Zunino, Tactile Sensing Data Classification by Computational Intelligence, IEEE Transactions on Robotics, Vol. 27 (3), pp 635-639, 2011. (Area –Sensors/Machine Learning)
  55. R. Dahiya, G. Metta, M. Valle, G. Sandini, Tactile Sensing – From Humans to Humanoids, IEEE Transactions on Robotics, Vol. 26(1), pp 1-20, 2010. (Area – Tactile Sensing, Robotics) – Among most popular articles of IEEE TRO since publication.
  56. R. Dahiya, and Monica Gori, Probing with and into Fingerprints, Journal of Neurophysiology, Vol. 104, pp 1-3, 2010. (Area – Robotics/Neurophysiology)
  57. R. Dahiya, M. Valle, G. Metta, L. Lorenzelli, A. Adami, Piezoelectric Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor Touch Sensing Devices, Applied Physics Letters, Vol. 95 (3), pp. 034105(1-3), 2009. (Area – Devices/Sensors)
  58. (A) R. Dahiya, M. Valle, and L. Lorenzelli, SPICE Model for Lossy Piezoelectric Polymers, IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonic, Ferroelectric & Frequency Control, vol. 56 (2), pp. 387-396, 2009.
    (B) R. Dahiya, M. Valle, and L. Lorenzelli, Erratum for SPICE Model for Lossy Piezoelectric Polymers, IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonic, Ferroelectric & Frequency Control, vol. 56(6), pp. 1288, 2009. (Area –Materials/Modeling)