Jun Fang
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About
Dr. Jun Fang is a pioneer in advanced manufacturing, specializing in roll-to-roll fluidic self-assembly and flexible electronics. Their major contribution lies in developing scalable, automated processes to assemble microscopic semiconductor components onto flexible substrates—a paradigm shift from traditional robotic pick-and-place methods. In their highly cited 2015 work (34 citations), Fang introduced millimeter-thin, rubber-like solid-state lighting modules, demonstrating how LEDs can be seamlessly integrated into stretchable materials using fluidic self-assembly and lamination. This breakthrough enables low-cost, high-throughput production of flexible displays and lighting. Fang also co-developed the first automated reel-to-reel fluidic self-assembly machine (2014), a nature-inspired system that autonomously assembles semiconductor dies onto flexible rolls, dramatically reducing manufacturing complexity. Their work bridges the gap between lab-scale self-assembly and industrial roll-to-roll fabrication, earning recognition in *Advanced Materials*. With a focus on merging self-assembly with continuous manufacturing, Dr. Fang’s research is shaping the future of wearable electronics, smart packaging, and conformable lighting, offering a sustainable, scalable alternative to conventional pick-and-place assembly.
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