Ravi Kumar Divakar

Ravi Kumar Divakar is affiliated with the Department of Microsystems Engineering at the University of Freiburg's Faculty of Engineering. His research focuses on Triboelectric Nanogenerators (TENG) for energy harvesting from high-frequency vibrations, exploring the physics of triboelectricity and its applications in sensors and energy systems. He is involved in projects such as the 'frequency-tunable tribogenerator' and collaborates on initiatives like the IDEASfactory@FIT.

His work contributes to understanding charge-transfer processes and non-adiabatic dynamics in energy-harvesting systems. While no specific academic rank is explicitly stated, his active role in research projects suggests a position in applied research or early-career academic engagement. He is supervised by Prof. Dr. Peter Woias in his current research endeavors.

Ravi participates in interdisciplinary events such as the livMatS Colloquium series, reflecting his engagement with broader scientific communities. Despite no listed awards or publications here, his contributions align with cutting-edge materials and energy research within the university's framework.