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Inventing & Funding Stretchable Wearable Sensors with Dr. Sabrina Curtis
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Dr. Sabrina M. Curtis is the founder and CTO of the company Khanjur R&D.
Sabrina earned her bi-national double doctorate degrees between the Faculty of Engineering at Kiel University (Germany) and the department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Maryland (USA). The primary focus of her doctoral research was to functionalize thin-film nickel titanium-based super elastic and shape memory alloy materials into novel applications including magnetoelectric sensors, stretchable electronics, and bi-stable actuators.
She started a material science Outreach and Education program through Khanjur,
published numerous research papers and patents, won an NSF Fellowship to fund double doctorate degree, earned a Master's Degree at the Army Research Lab and
invented a stretchable solar cell in undergraduate degree at University of Maryland.
Register for the wearables tech ecosystem at www.WearableTechVentures.org
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