Xuze Tang

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Xuze Tang is an emerging leader in the field of intelligent, bio-inspired materials, with a primary focus on the design and application of multifunctional hydrogels for energy storage and smart sensing. Their pioneering work bridges sustainable materials science with flexible electronics, most notably through the development of a green, starch-based self-decomposable hydrogel that integrates a flexible supercapacitor with real-time human activity monitoring—a breakthrough that has already garnered 10 citations since its 2024 publication. Tang further advanced the field by engineering a two-mode hydrogel sensor that harnesses a thermal diffusion effect for both intelligent sensing and temperature warning, a 2025 study that has quickly accumulated 9 citations for its innovative dual-functionality. These contributions demonstrate Tang’s ability to create environmentally friendly, self-powered systems that can simultaneously store energy and detect physiological or environmental changes. By combining biodegradability with high-performance sensing, Tang’s work is paving the way for next-generation wearable electronics and smart materials that are both sustainable and highly responsive. Their research is particularly notable for its practical applications in health monitoring and safety alerts, marking Tang as a rising innovator in the intersection of green chemistry and intelligent device design.