Qingshuai Xu

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Qingshuai Xu is a pioneering researcher in the field of energy storage and flexible electronics, with a particular focus on fiber-shaped zinc-ion batteries and their integration into soft robotics. His most cited work, "Millisecond-induced defect chemistry realizes high-rate fiber-shaped zinc-ion battery as a magnetically soft robot" (2022, 27 citations), represents a breakthrough in combining defect engineering with rapid manufacturing techniques. By leveraging millisecond-scale thermal treatments to introduce controlled oxygen vacancies, Xu achieved unprecedented high-rate performance in fiber-shaped batteries, enabling them to power magnetically responsive soft robots. This work bridges the gap between electrochemical energy storage and bio-inspired robotics, demonstrating how battery design can be tailored for mechanical flexibility and magnetic actuation. Xu’s contributions are notable for their interdisciplinary approach, merging materials chemistry, device engineering, and robotics to create self-powered, deformable systems. His research has significant implications for wearable technology, implantable medical devices, and autonomous soft robots, and his citation impact underscores the growing interest in fiber-shaped batteries as a platform for next-generation, shape-adaptive power sources.