Xingzhong Zhang

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Xingzhong Zhang is a leading researcher in flexible thermoelectric materials and wearable energy harvesting technologies. His work focuses on developing high-performance, deformable thermoelectric generators (TEGs) that can power next-generation wearable electronics. Zhang’s most cited paper, “Whole Fabric‐Assisted Thermoelectric Devices for Wearable Electronics” (2021, 74 citations), addresses a critical bottleneck in the field: creating devices that are simultaneously flexible, stretchable, and efficient. By integrating thermoelectric materials directly into fabric architectures, his team demonstrated a robust, breathable platform that maintains device integrity under mechanical strain while delivering competitive power output. This breakthrough overcomes the rigidity and poor conformability of conventional TEGs, paving the way for truly wearable self-powered health monitors. Zhang’s contributions are pivotal for advancing autonomous, body-compliant electronics, and his work continues to inspire new strategies for energy harvesting in soft, stretchable systems.