Xuehang Wang
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Xuehang Wang is a leading researcher in the scalable fabrication of multifunctional nanoyarns for next-generation electronic textiles. Her major contribution lies in developing the innovative "bath electrospinning" technique, which enables the continuous production of MXene-infiltrated nanoyarns with high loadings of electroactive materials while maintaining exceptional stretchability. Her most-cited work (142 citations) on this method has been pivotal in advancing the practical realization of wearable energy storage devices, soft robotics, and smart sensors. By solving the critical challenge of integrating high-performance nanomaterials into flexible, yarn-based architectures, Wang’s research bridges the gap between laboratory-scale innovation and industrial scalability. Her work is highly influential in the fields of nanomaterials, flexible electronics, and textile engineering, providing a robust platform for future wearable technologies. Wang’s achievements have established her as a key figure in the development of multifunctional, stretchable electronic textiles.
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