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About
Pengcheng Zhu is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of electronic skin (e-skin) technologies and human-machine interfaces (HMIs), with a body of work that has collectively garnered over 1,000 citations. His research spans flexible and stretchable electronics, advanced sensing materials, and intelligent wearable systems. Zhu has made significant contributions to the development of next-generation e-skin platforms, notably engineering a kirigami-structured liquid metal paper capable of self-support, stretchability, and recyclability (235 citations), and a bimodal piezo/thermoelectric tactile sensor array enabling accurate discrimination of tactile stimuli (223 citations). His work extends beyond materials science into intelligent systems, demonstrated by a deep-learning-assisted touchless gesture-recognition framework designed for hygienic HMIs during health crises (174 citations). Zhu has also advanced biocompatible interfaces through sebum-membrane-inspired protein-based hydrogels that bridge the gap between human tissue and electronic devices (139 citations). His exploration of intrinsically stretchable polymer semiconductors for multimodal perception further underscores his commitment to pushing e-skin capabilities beyond human sensory limits. Spanning pressure sensing, thermoelectrics, rehabilitation robotics, and triboelectric nanogenerators, Zhu's interdisciplinary contributions are shaping the future of wearable health monitoring and seamless human-robot interaction.
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