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Dr. Qi Zou is a leading researcher in the field of flexible thermoelectric materials, with a primary focus on developing high-performance, mechanically soft systems for energy harvesting and wearable electronics. Their most cited work, "Improved thermoelectric performance in n-type flexible Bi2Se3+x/PVDF composite films" (2021, 12 citations), represents a significant contribution to the emerging field of soft functional systems. Dr. Zou's research addresses the critical challenge of combining inorganic thermoelectric materials with flexible polymer matrices to create efficient, bendable energy conversion devices. By optimizing the composition of Bi2Se3+x within PVDF films, they demonstrated enhanced n-type thermoelectric performance, paving the way for next-generation wearable power sources. This work aligns with the broader trend in soft robotics and flexible electronics, where Dr. Zou's contributions help bridge the gap between rigid thermoelectric materials and the demand for mechanically compliant systems. Their research is particularly impactful for students and researchers interested in sustainable energy, flexible electronics, and the integration of functional materials into soft, deformable architectures.
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