Jijun Xiong
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632
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About
Jijun Xiong is a leading innovator in flexible electronics and sensor technology, with a focus on developing advanced materials for wearable devices, robotic skins, and biomedical applications. His major contributions center on the design and fabrication of graphene-based flexible sensors, including temperature, pressure, and strain sensors, which are critical for the Internet of Things (IoT) and electronic skin systems. Notably, his work on a reduced graphene oxide temperature sensor for robot skin has garnered 257 citations, while his wireless pressure sensors using graphene/PDMS composites have achieved 172 and 131 citations, respectively, demonstrating significant impact in the field. Xiong has also pioneered small-scale magnetic soft robotic catheters for in-situ biomechanical force sensing, a breakthrough for minimally invasive surgery, and developed temperature sensors with electrochromic readouts for visual detection in healthcare. His high-performance strain sensors for wearable electronics further underscore his versatility. With a strong portfolio of highly cited papers and innovative achievements, Xiong’s research continues to drive the evolution of flexible, wireless, and multifunctional sensing systems, making him a key figure in next-generation electronic devices and human-machine interfaces.
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