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Yumiao Xu is pioneering the development of next-generation wearable bioelectronics, with a core focus on stretchable, moisture-permeable on-skin electrodes. Their research addresses a critical bottleneck in epidermal electronics: achieving high electrical performance without sacrificing breathability or mechanical comfort. Xu’s major contributions center on innovative liquid metal–fiber mat conductors, which overcome the poor wettability and complex fabrication issues that have long plagued liquid metal-based devices. Their most-cited work, "Highly stretchable, moisture‐permeable, on‐skin electrodes from liquid metal and fiber mat" (2025, 14 citations), introduces a paradigm for electrodes that remain stable under deformation while allowing skin to breathe—a key requirement for long-term health monitoring. A subsequent study on elastic, permeable liquid metal–iron fibre mat conductors (8 citations) further advances recyclability and simplified manufacturing, pushing the technology toward practical, sustainable use. By merging materials science with soft robotics and human–machine interaction, Xu is laying the groundwork for comfortable, high-fidelity electrophysiological monitoring that could transform clinical diagnostics and wearable tech. Their work stands out for its elegant solution to the stretchability–permeability trade-off, marking Xu as an emerging leader in soft bioelectronics.
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