Jing Zhong

Harbin University, Harbin Institute of Technology

Papers

Total Citations

146

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About

Jing Zhong is a leading researcher in the field of flexible and stretchable electronics, with a focus on advanced nanocomposites for wearable devices and soft robotics. His work tackles the fundamental challenge of combining high stretchability with high sensitivity in strain sensors—a long-standing dilemma in materials science. In his highly cited 2018 study (98 citations), Zhong introduced an ultra-stretchable strain sensor based on gradient structure carbon nanotubes, demonstrating a novel approach to reconcile the conflicting requirements of robust conductive networks and mechanical compliance. He has also pioneered the 3D printing of graphene oxide for soft robotics (2022, 41 citations), developing a universal strategy that combines direct ink writing with constrained drying to create highly aligned, densely compacted structures. Additionally, his research on carbon nanotube/liquid metal/rubber nanocomposites (2020) explores innovative ways to modify electrical properties for applications in stretchable conductors and piezoresistive sensors. Zhong’s work is notable for its practical impact on next-generation wearable technology and robotic systems, offering scalable solutions that bridge the gap between material performance and real-world application.