Ningjuan Zhao
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About
Ningjuan Zhao is a leading innovator in flexible electronics, specializing in the design of high-performance sensors for human–machine interaction, soft robotics, and wearable technology. Her research focuses on overcoming fundamental trade-offs in sensor performance, particularly between sensitivity and sensing range, as well as achieving multi-directional force detection. Zhao’s major contributions include the development of a flexible tensile strain-pressure sensor with off-axis deformation-insensitivity (79 citations), a breakthrough that enables precise pressure sensing even under complex mechanical loads. She also pioneered a flexible pressure sensor with a wide linear sensing range for intuitive human–machine interfaces (33 citations), and an iontronic capacitance-enhanced three-dimensional force sensor with ultrahigh sensitivity (25 citations), which provides critical multi-directional feedback for machine-sensing interfaces. Additionally, her work on a gas-permeable, resilient bowtie antenna for simultaneous tensile strain and temperature sensing (17 citations) addresses key challenges in wearable electronics, such as breathability and wireless functionality. Zhao’s innovative designs are shaping the next generation of flexible, multifunctional sensors, making her a prominent figure in advancing interactive and intelligent electronic systems.
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