Junqiu Zhang
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Junqiu Zhang is a leading researcher in bioinspired sensing and flexible electronics, with a focus on translating biological mechanisms into high-performance mechanical sensors. His work centers on biomimetic pressure sensors, particularly those inspired by the contact-regulation processes found in scorpion pectines. In his most-cited paper, "Converting static to Dynamic: Biomimetic Ultra-Sensitive Wide-Range flexible pressure sensor inspired by the Contact-Regulation process of scorpion pectines" (2025, 7 citations), Zhang introduces a novel design that converts static pressure into dynamic signals, achieving both ultra-high sensitivity and a broad pressure range—a longstanding challenge in flexible electronics. This contribution bridges the gap between biological tactile perception and artificial sensing, offering transformative potential for wearable health monitors, human-machine interfaces, and soft robotics. By mimicking the scorpion’s ability to detect subtle mechanical cues, Zhang’s work demonstrates how nature’s solutions can inspire next-generation devices. His research is notable for its interdisciplinary approach, merging biology, materials science, and engineering to create sensors that are not only more sensitive but also more adaptable to real-world applications.
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