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About
Qiran Zhang is at the forefront of flexible electronics and intelligent sensing systems, with a research focus on capacitive pressure sensors, iontronic interfaces, and non-contact sensing technologies for human-computer interaction. His most impactful work, a 2024 review on flexible capacitive pressure sensors—cited 134 times—systematically examines microstructure designs and their applications, establishing a critical framework for the field. Zhang’s major contributions include the development of a double-sided microstructured flexible iontronic pressure sensor that achieves a wide linear sensing range, a breakthrough that enhances precision in wearable and robotic applications. He has also pioneered a near-infrared light-based non-contact sensing system for robotics, addressing key challenges in accuracy and stability for complex interactions. More recently, his work on neuromorphic peripheral sensory-computer interfaces, using two-dimensional ultrasensitive circuits, points toward next-generation bio-inspired electronics. With over 180 cumulative citations and a trajectory marked by both foundational reviews and cutting-edge device innovations, Zhang is shaping the future of flexible, intelligent sensory systems.
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