Xiaoman Liu
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Dr. Xiaoman Liu is a pioneering researcher in flexible bioelectronics and wearable health technologies, with a focus on epidermal sensors for rehabilitation and human-machine interaction. Her most-cited work introduces a conformal, stretchable, breathable, and wireless epidermal surface electromyography (sEMG) sensor system, designed to overcome the limitations of rigid Ag/AgCl or polyimide electrodes. This innovation ensures a stable, comfortable interface between electrodes and skin, enabling high-fidelity signal acquisition for hand gesture recognition and stroke rehabilitation. With 17 citations since 2024, this work has already garnered significant attention for its potential to transform clinical practice. Dr. Liu’s contributions address critical challenges in wearable sensing—namely, mechanical mismatch and skin irritation—by integrating soft, breathable materials with wireless functionality. Her research bridges materials science, biomedical engineering, and rehabilitation, offering scalable solutions for long-term health monitoring. By enabling precise, real-time control of assistive devices, her work holds promise for restoring motor function in stroke patients and advancing next-generation prosthetics. Dr. Liu’s achievements mark her as a rising leader in the field of epidermal electronics and personalized medicine.
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