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Zhuotong Wu is a materials scientist whose research centers on the development of advanced, bio-derived functional materials for flexible electronics and wearable sensing technologies. His most significant contribution is the design of a durable, flexible bio-assembled reduced graphene oxide-bacterial cellulose (RGO-BC/BC) bilayer electrode, which demonstrated exceptional pressure-sensing capabilities and has garnered 47 citations. This work established a scalable, eco-friendly approach to creating high-performance, all-biomass sensors. More recently, Wu has pioneered a lignin-based multifunctional elastomer, fabricated through a facile process, for use in wearable strain sensors. This innovation, published in 2025, highlights his ongoing commitment to replacing petroleum-based polymers with renewable, biodegradable alternatives without compromising mechanical robustness or sensitivity. By integrating natural biopolymers with conductive nanomaterials, Wu’s research bridges the gap between sustainability and high-performance electronics, offering promising pathways for next-generation health monitors, human-machine interfaces, and soft robotics. His work is notable for its emphasis on practical, low-cost fabrication methods that can be readily scaled, positioning him as an emerging leader in the field of green flexible electronics.
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