Hongqiang Li

South China University of Technology

Papers

16

Total Citations

1,212

H-Index

15

About

Hongqiang Li is a prolific materials scientist and flexible electronics researcher whose work sits at the intersection of advanced nanomaterials, smart sensing technologies, and wearable electronics. His research is primarily focused on the design and fabrication of piezoresistive pressure sensors and strain sensors, with particular emphasis on leveraging cutting-edge materials such as MXene, graphene derivatives, silver nanowires, and functional elastomers to achieve exceptional sensing performance. Li's major contributions include pioneering skin-inspired flexible sensors capable of detecting nuanced human motion, earning 181 citations for his MXene@PDMS pressure sensor work and 177 citations for his superhydrophobic MXene aerogel design. His development of self-healing sensor platforms — including a silver nanowire/thiolated graphene foam strain sensor (113 citations) and room-temperature self-healable PDMS elastomers (96 citations) — addresses critical durability challenges in wearable electronics. More recently, his group has tackled sustainability concerns by introducing degradable polyurethane and epoxy elastomer-based sensors, reflecting a forward-thinking approach to environmental responsibility in flexible electronics. His multifunctional polyimide/MXene aerogel for fire protection (129 citations) further demonstrates the remarkable breadth of his impact across health monitoring, electronic skin, and smart safety applications.

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H-Index
16
Papers
1,212
Total Citations
76
Avg Citations/Paper
🏆 Most Cited Paper
Skin-inspired flexible and high-performance MXene@polydimethylsiloxane piezoresistive pressure sensor for human motion detection
181 citations · 2022
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2022 (5 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 40
🏛 Institutions: South China University of Technology

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