Ming‐Han Lu
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Ming-Han Lu is a rising innovator in the field of hybrid nanogenerators and self-powered systems, with a focus on sustainable energy harvesting and wearable sensing technologies. His most cited work introduces a synergistically designed carbon-based hybrid non-contact triboelectric-and-electromagnetic nanogenerator, which achieves ultralong charge retention for efficient harvesting of both ambient electromagnetic waste and mechanical energy. This breakthrough enables robust self-powered sensing for wearable electronics, addressing critical challenges in energy autonomy and device longevity. With over 20 citations on this flagship paper, Lu’s contributions are gaining rapid recognition for their practical scalability and interdisciplinary impact. His research elegantly bridges materials science, energy engineering, and smart device design, offering a pathway toward greener, maintenance-free electronic systems. As an emerging scholar, Lu’s work exemplifies how hybrid energy solutions can transform everyday environments into power sources, inspiring future developments in sustainable technology and intelligent wearables.
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