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Lekai Song is an emerging researcher specializing in neuromorphic computing, memristive devices, and intelligent robotics — fields at the intersection of materials science, neuroscience-inspired hardware, and artificial intelligence. His most influential work, "Memristor-Based Intelligent Human-Like Neural Computing" (2022), has garnered 116 citations, establishing him as a notable voice in the application of memristors to humanoid robotic systems. This work explores how memristive technologies can replicate human neural functions, enabling robots to process sensory information with remarkable biological fidelity. Song has further contributed to characterizing the essential properties of memristors for neuromorphic applications, providing the field with critical guidelines for device performance optimization. His more recent research on self-reconfigurable multifunctional memristive nociceptors demonstrates a commitment to advancing artificial pain-perception systems for robots operating in hazardous environments — a crucial step toward safer human-machine collaboration. Additionally, his exploration of hardware-algorithm co-design using 2D materials for reservoir computing highlights his forward-thinking approach to analog computing architectures. Collectively, Song's work bridges cutting-edge materials innovation with practical intelligent systems, positioning him as a promising contributor to next-generation neuromorphic and robotic technologies.