Lanlan Li

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Lanlan Li is a leading researcher in the field of flexible and wearable electronics, with a primary focus on the development of electronic skin—a technology that mimics the sensory and mechanical properties of biological skin. Her most cited work, "Challenges in Materials and Devices of Electronic Skin" (2022), has garnered 51 citations and critically examines the key obstacles in materials science and device engineering that must be overcome to realize practical, skin-like systems. Li’s contributions are particularly significant in identifying and addressing the trade-offs between sensitivity, stretchability, and durability, which are essential for applications ranging from continuous health monitoring to human-machine interfaces. Her research has helped shape the direction of next-generation wearable sensors, emphasizing the need for scalable fabrication and biocompatible materials. By systematically outlining the current bottlenecks, Li’s work serves as a foundational reference for engineers and materials scientists working to bridge the gap between laboratory prototypes and real-world deployment. Her insights continue to influence the design of more robust, comfortable, and functional electronic skin systems.