This book highlights the relationship between electrical and mechanical hybridization of graphene nanoplatelet, silver flake, and zinc conductive ink for flexible nanoelectronics. It focuses on optimizing filler loading, curing temperature, and duration to enhance adhesion, conductivity, and mechanical strength. It discusses hybrid ink formulations prepared and tested through resistance and mechanical analyses, including peel, shear, and bending tests. Microstructural evaluations using SEM and EDX confirm uniform dispersion and strong interfacial bonding. Optimized hybrid ink cured at 250 °C for five hours presents low resistivity, excellent adhesion, and high durability under stress. The findings provide valuable insight into curing–adhesion relationships and suggest further exploration of additives to improve high-temperature performance.

Dr. Mohd Azli Salim is Distinguished Academic and Researcher in mechanical engineering, specializing in vibro-nanotechnology, structural dynamics, and advanced materials. He holds a Ph.D. in vibration analysis. He is TRIZ Level 3 Practitioner and Certified Instructor, as well as Professional Engineer (P.Eng), Chartered Engineer (CEng MIMechE), ASEAN Chartered Professional Engineer (ACPE), and Professional Technologist (Ts.), recognized both locally and internationally. He currently serves as Head of Laboratory at the Advanced Academia-Industry Collaboration Laboratory (AiCL), Principal Researcher with the GReeT research group, and Visiting Professor at Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS), Indonesia. His research covers finite element analysis, control engineering, nano-composites, vibration analysis, and electromagnetic energy harvesting.

Dr. Nor Azmmi bin Masripan received his Doctor of Engineering in Tribology from Nagoya University, Japan. He is Graduate Member of the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) and Active Member of the Malaysian Tribology Association (MyTribos) and the Centre for Advanced Research on Energy (CARe). His research interests are in materials characterization and tribology.

Dr. Norida binti Mohammad Noor is Lecturer and Researcher in Mechanical Engineering with research and innovation interests spanning nanomaterials, conductive inks, flexible electronics, automation, and air-conditioning system technology. She holds a Ph.D. focusing in Nanomaterials Hybrid Conductive Ink. She currently serves as Lecturer at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Politeknik Ungku Omar, where she is actively engaged in teaching, applied research, and innovation projects.