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Tianqi Jin is a leading researcher in submillimeter-scale robotics and flexible electronics, with a focus on bioinspired design and advanced manufacturing. His most cited work, "Submillimeter-scale multimaterial terrestrial robots" (2022, 136 citations), introduces groundbreaking robots smaller than a millimeter that can navigate complex environments, promising transformative applications in minimally invasive surgery and cellular manipulation. Jin also addresses critical durability challenges in "An Anti‐Fatigue Design Strategy for 3D Ribbon‐Shaped Flexible Electronics" (2021, 47 citations), proposing innovative structural designs that extend the lifespan of wearable and robotic devices. His bioinspired "multilayer cage-shaped sensor" (2020, 25 citations) demonstrates multistage load bearing and collapse prevention, advancing safety in MEMS and health-monitoring systems. Across these works, Jin’s contributions lie in integrating multimaterial assembly, mechanical resilience, and bioinspired geometries to push the boundaries of microscale robotics and flexible electronics. With over 200 total citations, his research is shaping the future of medical devices, soft robotics, and reconfigurable electronics, offering practical solutions for real-world durability and miniaturization challenges.