Shuwen Jiang

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Shuwen Jiang is a leading researcher in flexible electronics and bioinspired sensory systems, with a focus on developing advanced tactile and multimodal sensors for robotics and wearable applications. Her work centers on creating flexible pressure, force, and temperature sensors using innovative composite materials and fabrication techniques, such as piezoresistive films, conductive polymer composites, and fully printed sensors. Jiang’s major contributions include the design of a flexible three-dimensional force sensor based on PI piezoresistive film (45 citations), which enables precise multi-axis force detection, and a groundbreaking memristor-based bioinspired multimodal sensory memory system (18 citations) that mimics human sensory adaptation, allowing robots to gradually adjust their sensitivity to environmental stimuli. She has also advanced pressure sensing through electrical impedance tomography (16 citations) and developed a fully printed temperature sensor using PVC/CB composites (4 citations). Her work bridges materials science, flexible electronics, and neuromorphic engineering, offering transformative solutions for soft robotics and human-machine interfaces. With a growing citation impact, Jiang is recognized for pushing the boundaries of intelligent, adaptive sensory systems that learn from experience.

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1. 1
   A flexible three-dimensional force sensor based on PI piezoresistive film

   45 citations · 2018
2. 2
   A Memristor‐Based Bioinspired Multimodal Sensory Memory System for Sensory Adaptation of Robots

   18 citations · 2022
3. 3
   Realization of flexible pressure sensor based on conductive polymer composite via using electrical impedance tomography

   16 citations · 2020
4. 4
   Flexible fully printed temperature sensor based on PVC/CB composite

   4 citations · 2020

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