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About
Xiangfeng Duan is a leading figure in the development of advanced electronic materials and devices, with a particular focus on two-dimensional (2D) semiconductors and flexible pressure sensors. His major contributions lie in engineering novel device architectures that bridge the gap between fundamental materials science and practical applications in robotics and human-machine interfaces. Duan pioneered the use of conductive microstructured air-gap gates integrated with 2D transistors, creating highly sensitive pressure sensors that mimic human mechanoreceptors. His work on robust, flexible pressure sensors using conductive micropyramids has been instrumental in enabling artificial intelligent robots and prostheses to perform delicate manipulation tasks. With his most-cited papers garnering over 230 and 200 citations respectively, Duan’s research has had a substantial impact on the field. Notably, he has also developed integrated pressure sensor arrays using 2D van der Waals thin film transistors for active matrix sensing, capable of distinguishing shape and texture details—a critical step toward smart prosthetics and advanced human-machine interfaces. Through these innovations, Duan continues to push the boundaries of flexible electronics and tactile sensing.
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