Qikun Li

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Qikun Li is a leading researcher in flexible and stretchable electronics, with a focus on haptic interfaces and pressure-sensing technologies. His work centers on developing high-performance materials and devices for next-generation human-machine interactions, medical monitoring, and robotic systems. Li’s most notable contribution is the creation of hyaline and stretchable haptic interfaces using serpentine-shaped silver nanofiber networks (2020, 52 citations), a breakthrough that enables transparent, flexible touch sensors with exceptional durability. He also pioneered a high-dynamic-range pressure mapping system based on dual piezo-phototronic transistors integrating piezo-nanowire channels and piezo-OLED gates (2020, 16 citations), achieving unprecedented sensitivity across a wide detection range—critical for accurately sensing subtle force variations in robotic and medical applications. These innovations address the longstanding challenge of balancing high pressure sensitivity with a broad dynamic range in flexible electronics. Li’s work has been widely recognized for its potential to transform wearable technology and smart prosthetics, with his papers accumulating significant citations and influencing the design of next-generation haptic systems.