Jingzhou Zhao

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Jingzhou Zhao is a leading researcher in advanced additive manufacturing, with a primary focus on embedded 3D printing technologies. Their most cited work, a 2020 mini-review on embedded 3D printing, has garnered 92 citations and provides a comprehensive analysis of supporting media and printing strategies. This research is foundational in the field, as it systematically examines how printing within a supporting medium—rather than on a traditional flat surface—enables the fabrication of complex, freeform structures that were previously impossible to achieve. Zhao’s contributions have been instrumental in advancing material extrusion methods, particularly by elucidating how the rheological properties of support baths interact with extruded inks to maintain filament integrity and geometric precision. By mapping the landscape of supporting media and process parameters, Zhao has provided a critical framework for researchers seeking to print soft, biological, or otherwise delicate materials. This work has significant implications for tissue engineering, soft robotics, and flexible electronics. Zhao’s scholarship continues to shape the trajectory of embedded 3D printing, making them a key figure in the evolution of additive manufacturing toward more versatile and functional applications.