Shi Su

Southeast University, Suzhou Research Institute

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Total Citations

327

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About

Dr. Shi Su has carved a distinctive niche at the intersection of advanced nanomaterials and neuroengineering. Their research primarily focuses on developing novel electrode and dielectric materials for next-generation biomedical devices, bridging the gap between material science and neural interfaces. Dr. Su’s most impactful contribution is the pioneering work on graphene oxide as a high-performance dielectric material for capacitive pressure sensors (2016), which has garnered 246 citations and established a foundational approach for flexible, sensitive tactile sensing. This work has significant implications for prosthetics and soft robotics. More recently, Dr. Su has become a leading voice in the field of brain–machine interfaces (BMI), as evidenced by their comprehensive 2021 review on electrode materials for BMI. This highly-cited review (81 citations) critically analyzes the electrical and mechanical requirements for electrodes that can directly interface with neural tissue, providing a crucial roadmap for developing more durable, biocompatible, and high-fidelity neural recording and stimulation devices. Through this dual focus on fundamental material properties and their application in neural technologies, Dr. Su is driving the development of more sophisticated and reliable interfaces between electronics and the human nervous system.