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Ting Peng is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of space avionics and sustainable flexible electronics, whose work bridges the gap between high-reliability aerospace systems and eco-friendly wearable technology. In space systems engineering, Peng introduced the ScOSA (Scalable On-Board Computing for Space Avionics) architecture, a breakthrough approach that combines highly reliable space-qualified hardware with high-performance commercial components to meet the ever-increasing computational demands of modern spacecraft. This work has garnered 10 citations and represents a critical advancement in making space computing both robust and scalable. Simultaneously, Peng has made significant contributions to the field of flexible electronics, developing recyclable and stable strain sensors based on a semi-wrapped structure of silver nanowires in polyvinyl alcohol. This innovation, published in 2024, addresses the growing demand for sustainable electronics by enabling human motion monitoring through sensors that can be recycled—a crucial step toward eco-friendly wearable technology. Peng’s dual expertise demonstrates a remarkable ability to tackle challenges across vastly different domains, from the harsh environment of space to the sustainability needs of consumer electronics, establishing them as a versatile and impactful researcher whose work has implications for both aerospace engineering and green technology.