Guodong Zhu
Papers
5
Total Citations
40
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About
Dr. Guodong Zhu is a leading innovator in flexible electronics and neuromorphic engineering, whose work is redefining the boundaries of electronic skin (e-skin) and artificial tactile perception. His research centers on developing multifunctional, flexible sensors that mimic the complex sensory capabilities of human skin, with a particular focus on ferroelectric field-effect transistors and synaptic thin-film transistors. Dr. Zhu’s most impactful contribution is the creation of a flexible ferroelectric transistor sensor for e-skin (18 citations), which integrates sensing and memory functions, enabling advanced human-machine interaction and health diagnostics. He has further pioneered dual-modal perception systems, such as a parallel double-transistor configuration that can simultaneously detect proximity and contact (8 citations), and a ferroelectric/electric-double-layer-modulated synaptic transistor for artificial tactile perception (9 citations). His recent work on rapid microwave annealing of ferroelectric films (3 citations) and flexible dual-modal piezoelectric sensors (2 citations) continues to push the field toward more efficient, multimodal sensing. With a growing citation impact, Dr. Zhu’s research is instrumental in creating intelligent robots and prosthetics that can perceive and respond to their environment in a human-like way.
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