Mu Wang

Collaborative Innovation Center of Advanced Microstructures

Papers

Total Citations

192

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About

Mu Wang is a leading figure in the field of flexible optoelectronics, with a primary focus on advancing single-crystalline perovskite materials for next-generation wearable devices. His most cited work, a 2020 study on flexible ultrathin single-crystalline perovskite photodetectors (192 citations), demonstrates a breakthrough in creating high-performance, bendable photodetectors that maintain exceptional photoelectric conversion efficiency. This research directly addresses the critical challenge of integrating rigid, high-quality crystalline materials into flexible form factors—a key bottleneck for applications in bionics, robotics, and health-care monitoring. By achieving both flexibility and single-crystalline quality, Wang's contributions have set a new benchmark for the sensitivity and durability of wearable optical sensors. His work is widely recognized for bridging fundamental materials science with practical device engineering, offering a scalable pathway toward truly wearable electronic skin and implantable biomedical sensors. With his papers accumulating hundreds of citations, Wang continues to shape the trajectory of flexible electronics, inspiring innovations in how soft, conformable devices can interact with the human body and the environment.