Papers
12
Total Citations
1,441
H-Index
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About
Liangti Qu is a pioneering researcher in the field of smart graphene-based materials, with a primary focus on developing stimulus-responsive actuators, energy storage devices, and wearable sensors. His major contributions include the invention of moisture-triggered graphene fibers that can perform predetermined deformations, enabling novel soft robotics and actuator applications—a breakthrough work that has garnered over 333 citations. He also developed an asymmetrically surface-modified graphene film electrochemical actuator (255 citations), establishing a new platform for flexible, responsive systems. Qu’s work on graphene fibers as a versatile material platform (200 citations) and seamlessly integrated wireless charging micro-supercapacitors (200 citations) demonstrates his impact in advancing practical, high-performance energy solutions. His research has been widely recognized, with cumulative citations exceeding 1,500 across his most influential papers. Notably, his 2013 review on stimulus-responsive graphene systems and his recent progress in graphene-based piezoresistive sensors (2022) highlight his sustained leadership in translating fundamental graphene science into functional devices for robotics, e-skin, and human-machine interfaces.
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- 2An Asymmetrically Surface-Modified Graphene Film Electrochemical Actuator255 citations · 2010
- 3Graphene fiber: a new material platform for unique applications200 citations · 2014
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- 5Stimulus-responsive graphene systems towards actuator applications144 citations · 2013
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- 7Environmentally Responsive Graphene Systems80 citations · 2013
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