Mengjuan Zhong
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Total Citations
946
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About
Mengjuan Zhong is a leading researcher in the field of flexible and wearable electronics, with a focus on advanced pressure sensors for human–machine interfacing. Her work centers on developing novel materials and bioinspired structural designs to overcome critical limitations in sensor performance, such as limited sensing range and sensitivity. Zhong’s most impactful contribution is the creation of a wearable transient pressure sensor using MXene nanosheets, which achieved 735 citations for its innovative combination of high sensitivity, broad pressure range, and environmental degradability—a breakthrough for sustainable electronic skins and intelligent robotics. She also pioneered a bioinspired microcrack and interlocking pressure sensor (211 citations) that dramatically improved mechanical stability and full-range sensing, enabling applications from healthcare monitoring to disease diagnostics. Her research has been instrumental in advancing transient electronics and bioinspired sensor architectures, addressing both performance and environmental concerns. With over 900 combined citations for her top papers, Zhong is recognized as a key innovator in wearable technology, pushing the boundaries of flexible, degradable, and highly sensitive pressure sensors for next-generation human–machine interfaces.
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