Papers
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Total Citations
642
H-Index
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About
Jianmin Miao is a pioneer in biomimetic microsensors and soft robotics, specializing in bio-inspired MEMS devices that replicate the sensory capabilities of aquatic creatures. His most significant contributions lie in developing artificial flow sensors modeled after the mechanosensory ciliary bundles of fish neuromasts, achieving remarkable sensitivity through innovative materials like hyaluronic acid-based hydrogels and nanofibril scaffolds. His work on highly stretchable, self-healing double network hydrogel thermistors (209 citations) demonstrates mastery of multifunctional soft materials, while his PVDF nanofiber sensors enable self-powered vibration and flow detection. Miao’s research has directly impacted underwater robotics, as evidenced by his MEMS sensors integrated into biomimetic robotic stingrays for improved hydrodynamic control and maneuverability. His wearable strain sensors, combining carbon nanotubes with porous silicone elastomers, achieve exceptional stretchability, durability, and biocompatibility for human motion monitoring. With over 600 cumulative citations across his top papers, Miao’s work bridges fundamental materials science and practical applications in soft robotics, healthcare, and environmental sensing, establishing him as a leading figure in biomimetic microsystems.
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- 5PVDF Nanofiber Sensor for Vibration Measurement in a String43 citations · 2019
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- 9MEMS artificial neuromast arrays for hydrodynamic control of soft-robots7 citations · 2016
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