Chih‐Li Chang
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About
Chih-Li Chang is a leading researcher in the field of self-healing, stretchable electronics and triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), with a focus on creating next-generation energy-harvesting and self-powered systems. His most notable contribution is the development of the first entirely, intrinsically, and autonomously self-healable, highly transparent, and superstretchable triboelectric nanogenerator, published in *Advanced Functional Materials* in 2019 (179 citations). This groundbreaking work demonstrated a device that can not only harvest mechanical energy from human motion but also serve as a self-powered electronic skin, capable of restoring its electrical and mechanical properties after damage without external intervention. Chang’s research addresses critical challenges in wearable electronics, soft robotics, and personal power sources by combining unprecedented levels of transparency, stretchability, and autonomous healing in a single platform. His work has been highlighted in the journal’s cover article, underscoring its significance. With a citation count exceeding 180 for his flagship paper, Chang’s innovations are paving the way for durable, sustainable, and user-friendly electronic devices that can mimic biological self-repair, making him a key figure in the advancement of intelligent, deformable energy systems.
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