Longlong Chen
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About
Longlong Chen is a leading researcher in flexible electronics and intelligent sensing systems, with a focus on developing high-performance, biomimetic sensors for wearable health monitors, soft robotics, and human–machine interfaces. Chen’s major contributions include the creation of a highly sensitive flexible piezoresistive pressure sensor using biomimetically textured porous materials, a work that has garnered 240 citations for its environmentally friendly, low-cost fabrication and transformative potential in health monitoring. Chen also pioneered a flexible, anisotropic strain sensor based on interdigital capacitance, enabling multi-direction discrimination, and advanced dual-parameter sensor arrays using a-IGZO thin film transistors for simultaneous pressure and temperature mapping. More recently, Chen developed an artificial olfactory system based on synaptic transistors that mimics organ injury detection from hazardous gases, addressing the critical memory function absent in traditional gas sensors. With over 275 cumulative citations and a trajectory of innovation from tactile to olfactory sensing, Chen’s work is driving next-generation electronic skin and intelligent nasal devices, making significant strides in creating more perceptive and responsive artificial systems.
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