Haoxiang Wei
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About
Haoxiang Wei is a researcher whose work bridges the frontiers of flexible electronics and biomedical micro-robotics. His key research areas include thermoelectric materials, flexible sensors, and automated microfluidic systems for assisted reproduction. In the field of thermoelectrics, Wei developed flexible Te/PEDOT:PSS thin films that achieve a nearly threefold enhancement in thermoelectric power factor through a novel hot-pressing technique, while maintaining remarkable flexibility—electrical conductivity remains almost unchanged after 1,000 bending cycles. This work has garnered 23 citations and holds promise for wearable temperature sensors. In biomedical engineering, Wei has made significant contributions to embryo vitrification, a critical technology for in vitro fertilization and fertility preservation. He designed robotic systems integrated with open microfluidic chips that automate the precise loading and unloading of cryoprotectants under strict time control, enabling real-time observation and improved outcomes. These innovations, cited 19 and 14 times respectively, address the delicate challenge of preventing ice crystal formation during cryopreservation. Wei’s interdisciplinary approach, combining materials science with robotics, positions him at the forefront of developing practical solutions for both energy harvesting and reproductive medicine.
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