Sharbani Kaushik

Sharbani Kaushik works at the intersection of environmental science and bioengineering, focusing on microbial fuel cells, bioelectronics, and biobased materials for applications like wastewater treatment, carbon capture, and biosensing. Much of the work involves using bacteria and cyanobacteria to generate electricity or capture CO2, and developing biomaterials such as silk fibroin for use in sensors and tissue engineering. Recent work also touches on biomedical engineering applications, including machine learning for detecting movement issues in Parkinson's patients.

Publication output has been variable but recurring over the last decade, with a notable cluster of book-chapter contributions appearing in 2026, suggesting a recent increase in output.

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