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Pengjun Zhao is a leading researcher in flexible electronics, with a focus on advanced materials and sensor technologies for next-generation wearable and IoT applications. Their work centers on developing high-performance flexible sensors, particularly strain and temperature sensors, by engineering novel composite materials and structural designs. A key contribution is the "island-bridge microcrack" architecture using nanofiber and carbon nanotube composites, which achieves exceptional sensitivity and durability in flexible strain sensors—a breakthrough for real-time health monitoring and human-machine interfaces. Zhao’s 2024 review on flexible temperature sensors, with 93 citations, comprehensively maps the field’s materials, mechanisms, and fabrication strategies, serving as a foundational resource for researchers. Their work has garnered significant attention, with their most-cited papers accumulating over 120 citations, reflecting the high impact and timeliness of their innovations. By bridging materials science and device engineering, Zhao is driving the transition of flexible electronics from lab prototypes to practical, scalable technologies, making them a pivotal figure in this rapidly evolving domain.
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