Jiao Dai
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Jiao Dai is a leading researcher in the field of flexible and wearable electronics, with a particular focus on advanced strain sensors for challenging aquatic environments. Her major contributions center on developing durable, high-performance sensing materials that can withstand the harsh conditions of underwater and amphibious applications. Notably, her work on the "Durable coaxial fiber‐based underwater strain sensor with reversible dry–wet transition" (2025, 9 citations) addresses a critical limitation in current sensor technology: the structural degradation and sensitivity loss caused by frequent transitions between dry and wet states. By engineering a coaxial fiber design, Dai has pioneered a sensor that maintains robust functionality and stability through repeated dry–wet cycles, a breakthrough essential for marine exploration, amphibious robotics, and aquatic dynamic monitoring. This innovative approach not only enhances the longevity of underwater sensors but also opens new avenues for reliable, long-term aquatic monitoring systems. Her research, though early in citation impact, demonstrates significant potential to transform the reliability of wearable electronics in real-world, variable environments, marking her as a rising innovator in materials science and sensor engineering.
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