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Dr. Qijie Liang is a leading innovator in flexible electronics and self-powered systems, whose work bridges the gap between materials science and neuromorphic engineering. His research focuses on developing low-cost, high-performance sensors and artificial neural interfaces for wearable technology and smart robotics. Dr. Liang’s most impactful contribution is his pioneering work on flexible strain sensors, exemplified by his 2015 paper on pencil-drawn graphite sensors, which has garnered over 510 citations. This study introduced a remarkably simple, low-cost fabrication method for creating highly sensitive, wearable health monitors, establishing a new paradigm for accessible functional electronics. Building on this foundation, Dr. Liang has advanced the field of bio-inspired electronics with his 2021 work on an all-in-one, self-powered bionic artificial nerve based on a triboelectric nanogenerator. This highly cited paper (47 citations) demonstrates a tailorable artificial perception and transmission nerve (APTN), integrating sensing and signal transmission in a single device—a critical step toward neuromorphic computing and intelligent prosthetics. Through these achievements, Dr. Liang has significantly impacted the development of human-friendly interactive systems and future intelligent environments.
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