Nuo Xu
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About
Nuo Xu is an innovative materials scientist and electronics engineer whose research sits at the dynamic intersection of energy harvesting, wearable technology, and intelligent sensing systems. Xu's work addresses one of the most pressing challenges in modern electronics: creating self-powered, autonomous devices capable of seamlessly integrating into wearable and IoT applications. Xu's most influential contribution, "Multifunctional Coaxial Energy Fiber toward Energy Harvesting, Storage, and Utilization" (2021, 161 citations), demonstrated a breakthrough approach to fibrous energy-autonomous electronics. By engineering coaxial fiber architectures capable of simultaneously harvesting, storing, and utilizing energy, Xu helped establish a new paradigm for flexible, self-sustaining wearable devices — work that has resonated widely across the materials science and electronics communities. Building on this foundation, Xu has more recently pioneered the integration of artificial intelligence into sensing systems, with triboelectric-based deep learning platforms enabling self-powered gesture recognition for multifunctional rescue applications (2024, 57 citations). This trajectory reflects Xu's broader vision of creating intelligent, energy-independent systems with real-world humanitarian impact. With a growing citation record and research spanning energy materials to human-machine interfaces, Xu represents an exciting emerging voice in next-generation wearable electronics.
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