Jing Han
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3
Total Citations
352
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About
Jing Han is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of flexible electronics, energy harvesting, and soft sensing technologies — fields that are rapidly reshaping wearable devices and human-machine interfaces. His most celebrated work, "Multifunctional Coaxial Energy Fiber toward Energy Harvesting, Storage, and Utilization" (2021, 161 citations), demonstrates his ability to engineer sophisticated fiber-based systems that seamlessly integrate energy generation, storage, and delivery — a breakthrough for next-generation wearable electronics and IoT applications. His contributions extend to large-scale manufacturing, as evidenced by his highly cited work on graphite/PDMS composite films for triboelectric nanogenerators (2020, 98 citations), showcasing a practical pathway toward scalable, self-powered tactile sensing systems. Han has also emerged as a leading voice in iontronic sensing, with his 2022 review (93 citations) systematically mapping the materials, mechanisms, and applications of a transformative class of biomimetic sensors that mimic human skin perception. Collectively, his research portfolio reflects a coherent vision: building intelligent, energy-autonomous soft electronics that bridge the gap between human biology and smart technology, with growing international influence reflected across his citation record.
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- 3Emerging Iontronic Sensing: Materials, Mechanisms, and Applications93 citations · 2022