Xin Ding

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Xin Ding is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of photonics and intelligent systems, whose work spans advanced terahertz metasurfaces and embedded IoT robotics. His most influential contribution lies in the development of flexible terahertz metasurfaces leveraging quasi-bound states in the continuum (BIC) for high-sensitivity bending sensing. This 2023 work, which has garnered 47 citations, introduces ultra-high Q resonances that enable unprecedented light-matter interaction, opening new avenues for wearable sensors and non-invasive biomedical diagnostics. Earlier, Ding demonstrated his versatility with a highly cited 2016 paper (21 citations) on an IoT family robot based on Raspberry Pi, addressing critical challenges in home security and environmental monitoring through accessible, embedded system design. This work showcased his ability to bridge theoretical physics with practical, user-centric engineering. By combining fundamental photonic phenomena with real-world applications, Ding has established himself as a creative force in both nanophotonics and smart systems. His research continues to inspire students and researchers exploring the frontiers of flexible electronics, terahertz technology, and the Internet of Things.