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About
Dr. Siliang Wang is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of flexible electronics and intelligent human-machine interfaces. His work primarily focuses on developing advanced tactile sensors and iontronic devices for wearable electronic skin and supercapacitive systems. Dr. Wang’s major contributions include the design of a three-dimensional porous dielectric layer for capacitive tactile sensors, achieving rapid response, low detection limits, and high sensitivity—a breakthrough that has garnered over 252 citations and set new standards for wearable e-skin performance. He has also innovated in the realm of iontronics, introducing an electrochemical field emission effect using ordered bismuthene electrodes to create supercapacitive iontronic skin with exceptional thermal adaptability. Most recently, Dr. Wang developed a transistor-like iontronic device based on MXene/Bi 2D heterojunctions, enabling sophisticated human-machine intelligent interaction. His work, cited hundreds of times, demonstrates profound impact in bridging materials science with practical, adaptive electronics, positioning him as a leading figure in next-generation sensory and energy systems.
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