Zhengguang Yan
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413
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About
Zhengguang Yan is pioneering the development of stretchable, biocompatible energy harvesters and sensors for next-generation wearable electronics. His research focuses on triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) and strain sensors, with a particular emphasis on creating devices that are not only highly efficient but also mechanically robust and environmentally resilient. Yan’s major contributions include the design of a gelatin-based organohydrogel that is transparent, highly conductive, and long-term stable, enabling a stretchable, freezing-tolerant TENG and strain sensor—a breakthrough for operation in extreme cold (240 citations). He also developed a shape-adaptable TENG using a biocompatible liquid electrolyte, which conforms to the human body for biomechanical energy harvesting and intuitive human–machine interaction (165 citations). These innovations address critical challenges in powering electronic skin, health monitors, and intelligent robotics. Yan’s work has garnered significant attention, with his top-cited papers accumulating over 400 citations, underscoring his impact on sustainable, wearable technology.
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