Qing‐An Huang

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Qing-An Huang is a leading figure in micro/nanoelectronics and MEMS, whose research bridges flexible electronics, energy storage, and biomedical devices. His most cited work introduces metal oxide semiconductor nanomembrane–based soft electronics for wearable human-machine interfaces (300 citations), enabling unobtrusive, multifunctional interaction between humans and machines. He also pioneered high-voltage flexible microsupercapacitors using laser-induced graphene (101 citations), a breakthrough for powering robots and dielectric elastomers with planar in-series architectures. Earlier, Huang developed a MEMS-based intraoperative monitoring system that integrates a pressure-sensing module into a nerve root retractor to enhance safety in lumbar surgery. With over 300 citations on his top papers alone, his contributions have significantly advanced wearable electronics, energy storage, and surgical safety. His work is notable for translating fundamental materials science into practical, high-impact devices, making him a key innovator in the field of microsystems and flexible electronics.

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1. 1
   Metal oxide semiconductor nanomembrane–based soft unnoticeable multifunctional electronics for wearable human-machine interfaces

   300 citations · 2019
2. 2
   High-Voltage Flexible Microsupercapacitors Based on Laser-Induced Graphene

   101 citations · 2018
3. 3
   MEMS-Based Intraoperative Monitoring System for Improved Safety in Lumbar Surgery

   2 citations · 2013

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