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Jie Fan is a leading researcher in the field of flexible wearable sensors, with a primary focus on developing advanced hydrogel materials for intelligent motion recognition and environmental adaptability. Their work bridges materials science and engineering to create sensors that function reliably under extreme conditions, such as sub-zero temperatures and underwater environments. Fan’s major contributions include the design of cold-resistant, highly stretchable ionic conductive hydrogels, which maintain antimicrobial activity and flexibility at low temperatures. These hydrogels achieve a remarkable strain range of 0–800% and high sensitivity (gauge factor of 3.75), enabling precise detection of large joint movements in winter sports. This work has garnered 138 citations, highlighting its impact on wearable technology for athletic performance monitoring. Additionally, Fan developed a multifunctional flexible hydrogel sensor with anti-swelling properties via supramolecular interactions, allowing for underwater motion detection and information transmission (57 citations). This innovation addresses critical challenges in aquatic environments, expanding the application scope of wearable sensors. Fan’s research is notable for its practical relevance, combining durability, fast response, and long-term stability, making it a cornerstone for next-generation intelligent wearable systems.
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