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Dr. Tianqing Liu is a leading researcher in advanced nanomaterials and flexible electronics, with a focus on developing next-generation sensors for structural health monitoring and wearable biomedical applications. Her work bridges materials science and engineering to create highly sensitive, multifunctional devices. A key contribution is the development of a flexible graphene/polydimethylsiloxane (GNP/PDMS) strain sensor for aircraft structural components, which overcomes the limitations of conventional sensors on intricately curved surfaces—a breakthrough for aerospace damage monitoring (2024, 43 citations). She also pioneered a multifunctional wearable device integrating a graphene/silver nanowire nanocomposite, enabling both highly sensitive strain sensing and drug delivery for applications in health monitoring, smart robotics, and wearable therapy (2019, 37 citations). Dr. Liu’s innovative, cost-effective fabrication methods have significantly advanced the practicality of flexible sensors, earning her recognition for impactful, application-driven research. Her work continues to inspire developments in smart materials and human-interface technologies.
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