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Jifu Wang is a leading researcher in the field of bio-inspired flexible electronics, with a primary focus on developing sustainable, high-performance materials for electronic skin (E-skin) and human-machine interaction. His major contributions center on creating advanced eutectogels and conductive gels derived from natural biopolymers, such as cellulose and lignin. Notably, his 2023 work on a "Skin‐Like Transparent, High Resilience, Low Hysteresis, Fatigue‐Resistant Cellulose‐Based Eutectogel" has garnered 117 citations, demonstrating its significant impact on the development of self-powered E-skin that mimics human skin's sensory and mechanical properties. More recently, in 2024, Wang introduced a "Lignin‐Based Macromolecular Photoinitiator" for non-migration, self-adhesive, and water-resistant eutectogels, enabling reliable underwater communication—a critical advancement for soft robotics and wearable sensors. His innovative use of UV-initiated polymerization with natural macromolecules addresses key challenges in material stability and environmental sustainability. Wang’s work is highly regarded for bridging the gap between green chemistry and cutting-edge flexible electronics, offering practical solutions for next-generation wearable technology.
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