Anju Toor, an assistant professor in Georgia Tech’s School of Materials Science and Engineering, is developing soft functional materials that could enable a new generation of flexible electronics, sensors, and energy storage devices. Her research combines materials design with device fabrication to create technologies that can bend, conform, and operate in environments where traditional rigid electronics fall short.

Her group’s work includes flexible lithium-ion batteries, printed sensors for monitoring soil nutrients, organic electronics, and materials designed to better interface with biological systems. The research could support applications ranging from precision agriculture and distributed sensors to bioelectronics and sustainable energy storage.