Papers
6
Total Citations
43
H-Index
5
About
Shanpeng Li is a researcher whose work bridges soft matter physics, biomechanics, and bioinspired engineering. His key research areas include surface-tension-driven migration, adhesion mechanics, and the locomotion of marine organisms. Li’s major contributions center on understanding how abalone—a non-permanent adhesive organism—interacts with its environment. He has elucidated the self-righting behavior of abalone through mechanistic analyses (10 citations), their adhesion strategies under water flow (7 citations), and their remarkable ability to crawl on sharp objects without injury (5 citations). These studies offer insights for underwater robotics, high-precision sensors, and intelligent devices. Li also explores fundamental physics, such as the spontaneous migration of small objects on a zero-curvature catenoid surface (12 citations), and the abnormal deformation of hard magnetic discs under magnetic fields (6 citations). His work is characterized by a blend of experimental observation and theoretical modeling, with a total of 43 citations across his most-cited papers. Li’s research not only advances our understanding of biological and physical systems but also inspires novel engineering solutions.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1Zero curvature-surface driven small objects12 citations · 2017
- 2A Mechanics Study on the Self-Righting of Abalone from the Substrate10 citations · 2020
- 3Adhesion Behaviors of Abalone Under the Action of Water Flow7 citations · 2021
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- 5The mechanics of abalone crawling on sharp objects without injury5 citations · 2019
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