Haojie Wang
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About
Haojie Wang is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of flexible electronics and high-voltage power transmission, whose work spans from nanoscale energy harvesting to megavolt-scale infrastructure. His most influential contribution is the development of a self-powered, ultrasensitive flexible pressure sensor that achieves high-resolution visual output through color-tunable triboelectrification-induced electroluminescence—a breakthrough that eliminates the need for external power sources in tactile sensing. This work, cited 87 times, has opened new pathways for wearable electronics and human-machine interfaces. In parallel, Wang has addressed critical challenges in ultra-high-voltage power systems, notably developing key technologies for the construction and inspection of long-distance underwater tunnels housing 1000 kV gas-insulated transmission lines—a feat essential for China's national grid expansion. His research uniquely bridges the gap between soft, bio-inspired sensors and rigid, high-stakes energy infrastructure. Wang’s dual expertise in triboelectric nanogenerators and high-voltage engineering positions him as a versatile innovator, with his work informing both next-generation flexible electronics and the safe, efficient transmission of electricity across challenging environments.
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