Dandan Xie
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About
Dandan Xie is a rising researcher in advanced functional materials and smart textiles, with a focus on developing wearable sensing technologies. Her work centers on the design and fabrication of fiber-based sensors for human motion detection, integrating conductive nanomaterials like multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) with thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) to create flexible, durable, and highly responsive devices. Her most-cited paper, "Enhanced multifunctional sensing in human motion with speed-controlled coaxial wet-spun hollow MWCNT-TPU/TPU smart fibers" (2024, 17 citations), introduces a novel coaxial wet-spinning method that produces hollow, core-sheath fibers capable of detecting a range of human motions—from subtle gestures to large-scale movements—with exceptional sensitivity and stability. This work stands out for its innovative approach to controlling fiber morphology through spinning speed, enabling tunable sensing performance. Although early in her career, Xie’s contributions are already gaining attention for their potential in wearable electronics, soft robotics, and healthcare monitoring, marking her as a promising innovator in the field of smart materials.
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