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Zhang-Qi Feng is a leading researcher at the forefront of flexible electronics, self-powered systems, and advanced hydrogel materials. His work addresses critical challenges in wearable technology by developing integrated, sustainable devices that harvest energy from human motion. Feng’s most impactful contribution is the design of a piezoelectric-driven self-powered patternable electrochromic supercapacitor (107 citations), a pioneering system that combines energy harvesting, storage, and visual feedback in a single wearable platform. He has also advanced the field of tough hydrogels through a multiple physical cross-linker strategy (49 citations), achieving mechanically robust and reversible adhesion—a key requirement for wound dressings, soft robotics, and wearable sensors. His recent comprehensive review on conductive hydrogels for flexible electronics (32 citations) has become an essential resource for researchers. Feng’s innovative bioinspired designs, such as a spontaneous electro-feedback vaporesponsive actuation film mimicking mammal hair (4 citations), further demonstrate his creativity in merging biology with materials science. With a growing citation impact, Feng is shaping the future of intelligent, energy-autonomous wearable devices.