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About
Ming-Guo Ma is a leading researcher at the intersection of nanomaterials, green chemistry, and flexible electronics. His work centers on designing bio-inspired, high-performance composites for next-generation electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding and energy harvesting. Ma’s most influential contribution is the development of a nacre-inspired MXene/cellulose nanofiber composite paper, which achieves both exceptional strength and superior EMI shielding—a breakthrough that has garnered over 1,300 citations. He further advanced the field by engineering a stretchable triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) using a MXene liquid electrode, enabling durable, shape-adaptive power sources for wearable electronics (233 citations). More recently, Ma has pioneered multifunctional bacterial cellulose-based organohydrogels with long-term environmental stability and biomimetic piezoresistive sensors featuring “shell-core” nanostructures. His work consistently bridges natural material design with practical device performance, making him a key figure in sustainable, high-tech material science. With a growing portfolio spanning from fundamental composite mechanics to applied sensor technology, Ma’s research continues to shape the future of smart, eco-friendly electronic materials.
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- 5Cellulose composites for electronic devices2 citations · 2024