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Luying Li is a leading researcher in the field of flexible and wearable electronics, with a primary focus on high-performance piezoresistive pressure sensors. Her major contributions center on the innovative use of MXene-based materials to overcome the longstanding challenge of balancing high sensitivity with scalable, low-cost fabrication. Li’s most influential work, the "Bioinspired Microspines for a High-Performance Spray Ti₃C₂Tₓ MXene-Based Piezoresistive Sensor" (2020), has garnered 517 citations, demonstrating its profound impact on the field. This study introduced a bioinspired microspine architecture that dramatically enhances sensor performance, enabling applications in human activity monitoring, biomedical research, and artificial intelligence interaction. Building on this success, Li further advanced the field with her 2022 paper on "MXene/rGO/PS spheres multiple physical networks as high-performance pressure sensor" (130 citations), which developed a novel multiple physical network structure to improve sensitivity and durability. Her work is notable for its practical approach to large-scale manufacturing, bridging the gap between laboratory innovation and real-world wearable technology. Li’s research continues to inspire new directions in flexible sensor design, making her a pivotal figure in next-generation electronic skin and human-machine interfaces.
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