Zhiwen Long
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About
Dr. Zhiwen Long is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of thermal management and sustainable energy, whose work is reshaping the future of wearable electronics. His primary research areas include radiative cooling, energy harvesting, and self-powered systems, with a particular focus on integrating these technologies for practical, all-day comfort. Dr. Long’s landmark contribution, "Robust integration of energy harvesting with daytime radiative cooling enables wearing thermal comfort self-powered electronic devices" (2023), has garnered over 100 citations, underscoring its profound impact. This work demonstrates a breakthrough dual-function textile that simultaneously cools the wearer under direct sunlight and harvests ambient energy to power small electronic devices, effectively eliminating the need for batteries. By solving the longstanding challenge of combining passive cooling with active energy generation, Dr. Long has opened new pathways for truly autonomous wearables. His research is widely recognized for its elegance and real-world applicability, making him a leading voice in the drive toward zero-energy personal thermal management and sustainable electronics.
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