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Teng-Fei Li is a leading researcher in the field of two-dimensional layered materials (2DLMs) and their integration into three-dimensional (3D) optoelectronic and actuating systems. His work focuses on developing stimuli-responsive, self-folding architectures that enable reconfigurable photosensitivity and high-efficiency photoresponse. Li’s major contributions include pioneering the reversible origami of MoS₂ structures, which demonstrated spatially resolved and reconfigurable photosensitivity—a key advancement for omnidirectional and multipolar detection. He also developed multilayer graphene/PDMS composite gradient materials for high-efficiency photoresponse actuators, with applications in artificial muscles and soft robotics. His research on solvent-responsive self-folding of 3D photosensitive graphene architectures has further advanced flexible electronics, biosensors, and photonics. With his most-cited paper garnering 59 citations, Li’s work has significantly impacted the design of transparent, flexible, and reconfigurable microdevices. Notable achievements include the highly parallel integration and assembly of 3D graphene photodetector microstructures, showcasing his ability to bridge fundamental material science with practical device engineering. Li’s innovative approach continues to inspire new directions in smart materials and adaptive optoelectronics.