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About
Fan Fei is a leading researcher in the development of advanced flexible electronics, specializing in self-healing elastomers and conductive composites for next-generation sensors and actuators. Their work addresses the critical challenge of balancing mechanical robustness, electrical conductivity, and recyclability in stimuli-responsive polymers. Fei’s major contributions include the creation of highly robust polyurethane elastomers that achieve near-perfect (≈100%) self-healing at room temperature through a synergistic network of dynamic disulfide, boron-oxygen, and hydrogen bonds—a breakthrough for durable, puncture-resistant flexible sensors. Their research also pioneered dynamic adaptive cross-linked elastomers that integrate sensing and actuation, overcoming the traditional strength-toughness trade-off. With over 50 citations across their most-cited works, Fei’s impact is evident in advancing self-healing strain sensors and self-sensing actuators. Notably, their 2025 paper on self-healing polyurethane has already garnered 31 citations, highlighting its immediate relevance. By leveraging epoxidized natural rubber and coordination chemistry, Fei continues to push the boundaries of wearable technology, offering sustainable, high-performance solutions for healthcare, robotics, and human-machine interfaces.
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