Jingjing Fu
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About
Dr. Jingjing Fu is pioneering a transformative approach to wireless sensing, fundamentally reimagining how devices harvest and transmit data. Her research centers on self-powered systems, triboelectric nanogenerators, and the innovative use of displacement current for wireless communication. Dr. Fu’s most impactful contribution is the development of a paradigm-shifting, fully self-powered long-distance wireless sensing solution, detailed in her 2021 paper (118 citations). This work eliminates the need for bulky, rigid, and costly modules by integrating sensing, signal modulation, transmission, and power into a single, efficient system—a critical step for the Internet of Things. She further advanced this concept in 2022 with a general solution based on the triboelectric-discharge effect (29 citations), demonstrating a scalable framework for autonomous, maintenance-free sensors. By enabling devices to operate without batteries or external power, Dr. Fu’s work addresses a core bottleneck in distributed sensing networks. Her achievements position her as a leader in sustainable, next-generation wireless technology, with implications for environmental monitoring, smart infrastructure, and beyond.
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