Weijie Qiu

Central South University, Nanjing University

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Weijie Qiu is pioneering the intersection of neuromorphic engineering and stretchable energy storage, with research that bridges artificial vision systems and next-generation wearable power sources. His most influential work introduces In-Ga-Zn-O memtransistors that mimic human visual perception, achieving 95 citations for its innovative use of naturally oxidized Al₂O₃ and ion gel dielectrics to enable positive charge trapping—a critical step toward bio-inspired robots with artificial eyes. This contribution positions Qiu at the forefront of optoelectronic synaptic devices, where his designs replicate the brain’s visual processing pathways. More recently, he has tackled the mechanical limitations of wearable electronics by developing omnidirectionally stretchable microbatteries based on nanocomposite current collectors, addressing the critical need for high-strain-tolerant, compact power sources in robotics and smart textiles. Though still emerging, this work signals a shift toward truly deformable energy systems. With a growing citation footprint and a focus on merging flexible electronics with neural-inspired computing, Qiu’s research offers a compelling blueprint for future devices that see, sense, and power themselves—a vision that promises to reshape both soft robotics and human-machine interfaces.