Papers
28
Total Citations
3,451
H-Index
20
About
Guozhen Shen is a pioneering force in flexible and wearable electronics, with his research fundamentally reshaping human–machine interaction (HMI), electronic skin (e-skin), and bio-integrated devices. His work bridges the gap between rigid electronics and the soft, dynamic human body, creating systems that can sense, process, and even remember. Shen’s most impactful contributions include developing wearable sensor systems for seamless HMI (734 citations) and an artificial flexible visual memory system using UV-motivated memristors (423 citations), which mimics the human eye and brain. He has also advanced tactile sensing with AI-motivated full-skin bionic e-skin (411 citations), pushing beyond simple sensing toward cognition. With over 2,700 total citations from his top ten papers alone, Shen’s influence is immense. His notable achievements include creating highly stable MXene-based e-skins for in vivo biomonitoring and 3D dielectric layers for ultra-sensitive capacitive pressure sensors. By integrating low-dimensional nanostructures into monolithic 3D flexible electronics, Shen is not just innovating materials—he is engineering the intelligent, wearable interfaces of tomorrow, from health monitoring to soft robotics.
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Top Papers
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- 2An Artificial Flexible Visual Memory System Based on an UV‐Motivated Memristor423 citations · 2018
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- 5Recent Developments in Graphene‐Based Tactile Sensors and E‐Skins193 citations · 2017
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