Ziwei Leng

Papers

Total Citations

374

H-Index

About

Ziwei Leng is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of electronic skin (E-skin) and human-machine interface (HMI) technologies, with a focus on developing flexible, biocompatible materials for next-generation wearable electronics. Their major contributions include the invention of a self-supporting, stretchable, and recyclable kirigami-structured liquid metal paper for multifunctional E-skin, which enables conductor-exposing designs that overcome the limitations of conventional sealed electrodes—a breakthrough cited over 235 times. Leng also introduced a sebum-membrane-inspired protein-based bioprotonic hydrogel for artificial skin and human-machine merging interfaces, achieving 139 citations for its innovative approach to bridging biological and electronic systems. This work addresses critical challenges in material dissimilarity, paving the way for seamless integration with human tissue. With a total of over 374 citations across these key papers, Leng’s research has significantly advanced the fields of healthcare monitoring, personal electronics, and human-machine merging, offering sustainable, high-performance solutions that are both ultrathin and recyclable. Their achievements highlight a commitment to creating interfaces that are not only functional but also harmoniously integrated with the human body, positioning Leng as a leading innovator in soft electronics and bio-inspired materials.