Xingqi Ji
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Xingqi Ji is a pioneering researcher in the field of neuromorphic electronics, with a focused expertise in developing bio-inspired devices that mimic human sensory systems. Their major contributions center on the design and fabrication of flexible synaptic transistors, particularly those based on InGaZnO (IGZO) semiconductors, which integrate electro-optical and solid-state electrolyte components to emulate complex neural behaviors. A standout achievement is their work on an electro-optical IGZO synaptic transistor for pain perception, a breakthrough that enables wearable electronics and humanoid robots to detect and respond to harmful stimuli—a critical step toward artificial nociception. This paper, published in 2024 and garnering 4 citations, highlights Ji’s ability to bridge materials science and neural engineering. By advancing artificial neuromorphic systems that replicate sensory processing, Ji’s research holds transformative potential for prosthetics, robotics, and human-machine interfaces. Their work exemplifies how synaptic transistors can go beyond simple signal transmission to embody sophisticated, adaptive responses, making Xingqi Ji a notable contributor to the next generation of intelligent, bio-realistic electronics.
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