Jiaqing Pei
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About
Jiaqing Pei is a rising leader in the fields of femtosecond laser micro/nanofabrication, liquid manipulation, and neuromorphic electronics. His work bridges fundamental surface science with advanced device engineering, achieving precise control over micro/nanostructured surfaces for both fluidic and electronic applications. Pei’s most cited paper, “Airflow Triggered Water Film Self-Sculpturing on Femtosecond Laser-Induced Heterogeneously Wetted Micro/Nanostructured Surfaces” (2024, 67 citations), introduces a novel method for dynamically shaping water films using airflow on laser-patterned surfaces—a breakthrough that moves beyond single-droplet manipulation toward continuous liquid control, with implications for microfluidics, desalination, and biomedical devices. In parallel, his work on “Maskless Femtosecond‐Laser‐Processed Ionotronic Double‐Gate Transistor Array for Pattern Adaptation Emulation” (2024, 14 citations) demonstrates a scalable, maskless approach to fabricating neuromorphic transistors that mimic biological sensory adaptation, a key step toward artificial perception systems. By integrating laser processing with ionotronic materials, Pei offers a pathway to adaptive, energy-efficient electronics. His research is notable for its interdisciplinary impact, merging optics, materials science, and bioinspired engineering, and his growing citation record signals a promising trajectory in advanced manufacturing and intelligent systems.
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