Papers
117
Total Citations
2,698
H-Index
30
About
Lianqing Liu is a prolific researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of robotics, advanced manufacturing, and smart materials. Based on his most-cited publications, Liu has established himself as a leading voice in micro- and nanorobotics, soft robotics, and intelligent actuation systems. His 2018 review on micro- and nanorobot development (98 citations) and his 2020 follow-up on nanorobotics in biomedicine (78 citations) have helped define the conceptual landscape for researchers entering these rapidly evolving fields. Liu's contributions span both foundational science and applied innovation. His work on photoresponsive graphene-PDMS bilayer actuators (100 citations) and thermo-magnetically actuated 4D-printed millirobots (106 citations) demonstrates a keen ability to translate novel materials into functional robotic systems. His research on flexible tactile sensors with asymmetric structures (80 citations) and magnetic continuum robots (80 citations) further highlights his breadth across sensing and control. Notably, his 2018 work on soft exoskeletons for stroke rehabilitation (88 citations) underscores a commitment to real-world medical impact. With a highly cited review on femtosecond laser processing (149 citations), Liu also shapes discourse in precision optical manufacturing, making him a uniquely interdisciplinary figure in modern engineering research.
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- 3Photoresponsive Graphene Composite Bilayer Actuator for Soft Robots100 citations · 2019
- 4Development of micro- and nanorobotics: A review98 citations · 2018
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- 9Progress in Nanorobotics for Advancing Biomedicine78 citations · 2020
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