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Wenbo Chen is a leading researcher in advanced flexible sensing materials and neuromorphic electronics, with a focus on mechanoluminescent and stretchable device technologies. His major contributions include developing environmentally stable, self-recovery mechanoluminescent composite sensors that enable non-contact, visual mechanical sensing—work that has garnered over 50 citations. He further advanced dual-modal tactile sensors integrating mechanoluminescence and thermally stimulated luminescence for simultaneous stress and temperature detection, cited more than 40 times. Chen also pioneered strain-insensitive, air-stable stretchable carbon nanotube-based synaptic transistor arrays fabricated via direct microfabrication, achieving high stability for neuromorphic computing applications. Additionally, he engineered interfacial fluid-manipulated flexible polyaniline films with artificial microstructures for multifunctional sensing of physical and chemical stimuli, targeting early diagnosis of chronic kidney disease. His work bridges fundamental materials science with practical health monitoring and soft robotics, demonstrating significant impact through growing citation counts and innovative device architectures that address key challenges in stability, sensitivity, and multifunctionality.
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