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About
Ling Gong is a researcher in bioinspired adhesion and biomimetic surface engineering, with a focus on developing novel dry adhesives and underwater attachment systems. Her major contributions include the fabrication of gecko-inspired flexible carbon nanotube (CNT) dry adhesives, where she demonstrated that vertically aligned CNT arrays can be transferred onto polymer substrates to create high-performance, reusable adhesives. This work, cited 7 times, laid groundwork for flexible adhesive technologies. Gong also pioneered the study of the Guizhou Gastromyzontidae, a torrent-dwelling fish, to design a bionic adhesive disc capable of robust adhesion and anisotropic friction on wet, slippery surfaces. Her 2019 paper, with 3 citations, characterizes the fish’s adhesive disc microstructures using SEM, offering a novel solution for underwater locomotion and climbing robots. By merging nanomaterial engineering with biological observation, Gong’s research advances practical applications in robotics, medical adhesives, and industrial gripping. Her work stands out for its creative translation of natural adhesion mechanisms into functional materials, inspiring future innovations in wet-environment adhesion.
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