Anju Toor is an assistant professor in the School of Materials Science & Engineering at Georgia Tech. Her research focuses on advanced energy materials, nanomaterials self-assembly, and printed electronics. Her research has demonstrated flexible electronic devices such as chemical sensors, photodiodes, printed batteries based on Zn-ion and Li-ion chemistries.
Prior to joining the faculty at Georgia Tech, she was the Battery Tech Lead at Meta Reality Labs leading research on flexible and stretchable batteries for next generation Augmented/Virtual Reality applications.
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Anju Toor is an assistant professor in the School of Materials Science & Engineering at Georgia Tech. Her research focuses on advanced energy materials, nanomaterials self-assembly, and printed electronics. Her research has demonstrated flexible electronic devices such as chemical sensors, photodiodes, printed batteries based on Zn-ion and Li-ion chemistries.
Prior to joining the faculty at Georgia Tech, she was the Battery Tech Lead at Meta Reality Labs leading research on flexible and stretchable batteries for next generation Augmented/Virtual Reality applications.
Degrees
Anju Toor is an assistant professor in the School of Materials Science & Engineering at Georgia Tech. Her research focuses on advanced energy materials, nanomaterials self-assembly, and printed electronics. Her research has demonstrated flexible electronic devices such as chemical sensors, photodiodes, printed batteries based on Zn-ion and Li-ion chemistries.
Prior to joining the faculty at Georgia Tech, she was the Battery Tech Lead at Meta Reality Labs leading research on flexible and stretchable batteries for next generation Augmented/Virtual Reality applications.
