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Jiansong Feng is a leading researcher in the field of flexible and iontronic pressure sensors, with a focus on achieving high sensitivity, linearity, and ultrafast readout for next-generation electronic skin (I-skin) and wearable devices. His major contributions include pioneering the combination of ordinary capacitance and electrical double layer (EDL) capacitance to create wearable pressure sensors with a wide dynamic range, as well as developing non-equilibrium compression techniques that simultaneously enhance sensitivity and linearity. Feng also introduced a frequency-coding architecture for iontronic arrays, enabling ultrafast readout and crosstalk suppression—a critical advancement for intelligent robotics. His work on decoupling stretching and sensing regions has yielded strain-insensitive sensors for gesture recognition, while his monolithic integrated optoelectronic chip for vector force detection demonstrates innovation in miniaturized, high-performance sensing. With his most-cited paper accumulating 39 citations and several recent publications in top venues, Feng’s research is shaping the future of tactile sensing, with applications in robotics, prosthetics, and smart wearables. His achievements underscore a commitment to overcoming fundamental challenges in sensor integration and performance.