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Ajay Beniwal

Research Fellow · University College London

https://researchid.co/erajay116
@ucl.ac.uk
39Scopus Publications
641Google Scholar Citations
13Google Scholar h-index
15Google Scholar i10-index

Research Interests

Gas Sensors, Flexible and Printed Sensors, Disposable and Sustainable Devices

Biography

Research and mentoring is an integral part of my career profile which is one of the main reasons for me to pursue a career in academia. The art of research and mentoring as well as learning from your own experience is unique itself. My enthusiasm for research areas such as flexible and printable electronics for healthcare and digital agricultural applications, smart sensing technologies with wireless connectivity, sensor materials and nanocomposites, sustainable and green electronics inspired my drive to pursue a PhD/Post-doctoral and to contribute within several research outcomes/projects. I believe that academic career is a truly rewarding career path for me so far, which has motivated me to work with prominent academics within innovative and exciting research projects, supporting and receiving support from my PhD and Post-doctoral colleagues, presenting and getting feedback in world-leading conferences, and presently being part of a multidisciplinary research group at University Col

Education

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Recent Scopus Publications

  1. Sustainable, Flexible, and Ambient Temperature Operated Polyaniline-Based Chemiresistive Ammonia Sensor With Eco-Friendly Design
    IEEE Sensors Letters, 2026
  2. Graphene/PEDOT:PSS Hybrid Ink Based Flexible and Eco-friendly Humidity Sensor for Early Plant Leaf Stress Monitoring
    IEEE Sensors Letters, 2026
  3. Disposable and Highly Sensitive Humidity Sensor Based on PEDOT:PSS/GO Heterostructure
    IEEE Journal on Flexible Electronics, 2025
  4. Room-Temperature-Operated Fe2O3/PANI-Based Flexible and Eco-Friendly Ammonia Sensor With Sub-ppm Detectability
    IEEE Sensors Letters, 2025
  5. Additive Strategies to Mitigate Humidity Interference Effects on PEDOT:PSS Sensors for Ammonia Detection
    IEEE Sensors Journal, 2025

Grants / Consultancy

None Project: DETECT: Disposable Sensor for Continuous Detection of Renal Disease Role: Principal Investigator (PI) Funded Value: £203,795 Funder: Horizon Europe Guarantee / UK...

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