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Shu-Jen Han is a leading figure in the development of flexible electronics and advanced sensor systems, with a particular focus on creating artificial "electronic skin" that mimics human tactile perception. Her seminal 2018 work on large-area, high-performance flexible pressure sensors, which has garnered over 220 citations, introduced a carbon nanotube active matrix that achieves remarkable sensitivity, low operation voltage, and rapid response speed—critical metrics for practical e-skin applications. Beyond this breakthrough, Han's research spans nanomaterials, stretchable circuits, and wearable health monitors, where she has pioneered scalable fabrication techniques that bridge lab-scale innovation with real-world usability. Her contributions have been recognized through multiple awards and invitations to speak at international conferences, and her work continues to influence the design of next-generation prosthetics, robotics, and biomedical devices. For students and researchers, Han exemplifies how integrating materials science with device engineering can transform futuristic concepts into tangible technologies that enhance human–machine interaction.
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