Integration of Nanotechnology for Design and Research of Electronic and Multifunctional Textiles

iDREAM lab is accelerating the development of smart electronic textiles using nanotechnology. Our group is modifying the surface of polymeric substrates to elucidate the reactivity of the substrates and develop new functionality. We further investigating the substrate-active materials interaction to improve the performance of the fabricated device for sustainable applications. The broader application of the research includes flexible and wearable sensors for body movement monitoring, bio-sensing, thermotherapy and flexible interconnects.
We are also interested in in-situ polymerization and nanoparticle synthesis for multifunctional applications. Sustainable textiles is another focus area we are exploring.

If you have any questions or interest in our work, please email (mh2276@cornell.edu)

Research

iDream Sections

Current Project: Flexible and Wearable Electronics

– We are developing skin-conformable electronics for wearable sensing

– Exploring different bulk manufacturing methods to fabricate flexible electrode using electroactive materials

 

Selected Publications​

Author:  Hossain, M. M., Lubna, M, M & Bradford, P. D

Author:  Hossain, M. M., Li, B. M., Sennik, B., Jur, J. S., & Bradford, P. D