Long‐Qing Chen
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671
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About
Long-Qing Chen is a leading figure in computational materials science, with a focus on phase-field modeling and the design of advanced ferroelectric and piezoelectric materials. His work bridges theoretical prediction and experimental realization, enabling the discovery of materials with unprecedented properties. Chen’s most impactful contribution is the development of transparent ferroelectric crystals with ultrahigh piezoelectricity, a breakthrough that has garnered over 650 citations and opened new avenues for optoelectronic and sensor applications. He has also pioneered computation-guided strategies for designing flexible piezoelectric composites, optimizing charge-stress transmission to enhance performance. Most recently, his phase-field-guided approach led to the discovery of relaxor ferroelectrics that simultaneously achieve record-high piezoelectricity and high light transparency—a rare combination that promises transformative advances in smart devices and energy harvesting. Chen’s research exemplifies how theory-driven design can accelerate the discovery of next-generation functional materials, making him a key authority in the field. His work continues to inspire both fundamental understanding and practical innovation in materials engineering.
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- 1Transparent ferroelectric crystals with ultrahigh piezoelectricity653 citations · 2020
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