Xue Pei

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Xue Pei is a pioneering researcher in the field of stretchable electronics and two-dimensional (2D) materials, with a particular focus on developing advanced artificial sensory systems for electronic skin (e-skin). Her most notable contribution is the design of stretchable MoS₂ artificial photoreceptors, which overcome a critical limitation of 2D materials—their susceptibility to performance degradation under tensile strain due to strong metal-halide bonding. By introducing an innovative fabrication strategy, Pei enabled MoS₂-based devices to maintain exceptional electronic properties even when stretched, paving the way for robust, skin-like optoelectronics. Her work, published in 2021, has already garnered 34 citations, reflecting its immediate impact on the flexible electronics community. This breakthrough not only advances the integration of 2D materials into wearable technology but also inspires new approaches for creating durable, biomimetic sensors. Pei’s research sits at the intersection of materials science, nanotechnology, and bio-inspired engineering, offering transformative potential for next-generation prosthetics, health monitors, and human-machine interfaces.