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Zonglei Wang is pioneering the next generation of wearable bioelectronics, with a focused expertise in stretchable, moisture-permeable conductors and on-skin electrodes. His major contributions lie in overcoming the fundamental challenges of liquid metal-based electronics—specifically poor wettability, complex fabrication, and limited recyclability. Wang’s most-cited work (14 citations) introduces highly stretchable, moisture-permeable on-skin electrodes from liquid metal and fiber mats, enabling stable electrical performance for applications in advanced medical therapy, soft robotics, and human–machine interaction. His subsequent research (8 citations) further advances this frontier with highly elastic, permeable liquid metal–iron fibre mat conductors designed for electrophysiological monitoring. By engineering materials that combine exceptional stretchability with breathability, Wang is solving a critical bottleneck in epidermal electronics: the need for devices that conform to dynamic skin without compromising comfort or signal fidelity. His work represents a significant leap toward practical, long-wearable health monitors and interactive soft systems, positioning him as an emerging leader in the field of stretchable bioelectronics.
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