Huipeng Zhang

Beijing University of Technology, Yuncheng University

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Huipeng Zhang’s research bridges the frontiers of micro-robotics, battery safety, and biomedical imaging, with a focus on precision manipulation and hazard detection. A key contribution is the development of an electrothermal microgripper for automated, non-invasive manipulation of zebrafish embryos, a foundational tool for high-throughput developmental biology and drug screening (32 citations). Zhang also advanced the understanding of lithium-ion battery safety by investigating the multi-stage evolution of thermal runaway in lithium iron phosphate batteries, using a sealed heating pressure chamber to map gas generation thresholds across state-of-charge gradients—critical work for improving the reliability of batteries in robotics and transportation. In biomedical imaging, Zhang introduced a video magnification algorithm to automate zebrafish larval heart localization, a challenging step in cardiac drug development. This work demonstrates a novel fusion of computer vision and micro-scale biology. With a publication record spanning 2019 to 2025, Zhang’s research is distinguished by its cross-domain impact, offering practical solutions for both micro-manipulation and energy safety.