Liangfei Duan
Papers
3
Total Citations
47
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2
About
Liangfei Duan is a rising innovator in the field of liquid metal (LM) materials, with a focus on unlocking their potential for advanced optoelectronics and functional surface engineering. Her research addresses a fundamental limitation of liquid metals—their monochromatic silver-white appearance—by pioneering methods to induce unique fluorescence. Duan’s most cited work introduces a novel core–shell structure created through thermal oxidation processing, which generates distinct surface fluorescence, opening new avenues for colorful LM-based applications. Expanding on this, she developed a strategy combining liquid metals with metal halides to produce excellent fluorescence properties, further broadening the aesthetic and functional possibilities of these materials. Her most recent contribution demonstrates a breakthrough in directly printable flexible optoelectronics, achieved through room-temperature atomic surface modification of liquid metals. With over 47 combined citations for her top papers, Duan’s work is gaining traction for its practical implications in flexible electronics and display technologies. Her achievements highlight a creative approach to solving material limitations, positioning her as a key contributor to the next generation of smart, deformable, and visually dynamic devices.
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