Haiqing Xu

Human Computer Interaction (Switzerland)

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Haiqing Xu is a leading researcher at the intersection of sustainable design, materials science, and engineering, with a primary focus on morphing matter—materials and structures that dynamically change shape and properties in response to environmental stimuli. Their most-cited work, "Sustainable Morphing Matter: Design and Engineering Practices" (2023, 25 citations), represents a pivotal contribution that bridges functional innovation with ecological responsibility. In this paper, Xu systematically examines how morphing technologies—used across robotics, biomedical devices, wearables, and architecture—can be reimagined through sustainable practices, addressing critical challenges in material sourcing, lifecycle impacts, and end-of-life disposal. This work has become a foundational reference for researchers seeking to integrate environmental considerations into responsive material systems. Beyond this landmark paper, Xu’s broader research advances the design and engineering of adaptive structures, with an emphasis on scalable, eco-friendly solutions. Their contributions are shaping a new paradigm where high-performance morphing matter is not only intelligent and responsive but also aligned with global sustainability goals, making Xu a key voice in the future of smart, green materials.