Daji Qiao

Papers

Total Citations

291

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About

Daji Qiao is a leading researcher in wireless sensor networks and mobile computing, with a particular focus on energy-efficient system design. Her most influential work, "Prolonging Sensor Network Lifetime Through Wireless Charging" (2010), has garnered 291 citations and pioneered the use of wireless charging technology as a controllable, alignment-free solution to the persistent power constraints in sensor networks. This contribution fundamentally shifted the approach to energy replenishment, offering a practical alternative to traditional battery replacement or harvesting methods. Beyond this landmark paper, Qiao has made significant advances in network protocol optimization, mobile data collection, and security in wireless systems. Her research consistently bridges theoretical foundations with real-world deployability, earning her recognition as a key figure in sustainable networking. With a career marked by high-impact publications and a focus on solving critical infrastructure challenges, Qiao’s work continues to inspire new generations of researchers seeking to build longer-lasting, more autonomous wireless networks.