Dun‐Jie Jhan
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Dun‑Jie Jhan is a rising innovator in the field of energy harvesting and self-powered systems, with a focus on hybrid nanogenerators that combine triboelectric and electromagnetic principles. His most-cited work, published in 2025, introduces a synergistically designed carbon-based hybrid non-contact triboelectric-and-electromagnetic nanogenerator featuring ultralong charge retention. This breakthrough device efficiently harvests energy from both mechanical motion and ambient electromagnetic waste, enabling reliable power for wearable electronics and self-powered sensors. Garnering 20 citations in a short span, the paper underscores Jhan’s ability to push the boundaries of sustainable energy solutions. His research addresses critical challenges in energy autonomy, offering scalable designs that integrate advanced carbon materials for enhanced performance and durability. Jhan’s contributions are particularly notable for their practical applications in wearable technology and environmental monitoring, where continuous, maintenance-free operation is essential. As a researcher at the intersection of materials science and energy engineering, Jhan is poised to make lasting impacts on the development of next-generation self-powered devices, driving forward the vision of a truly energy-autonomous future.
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