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About
Pengbo Wan is a leading innovator in flexible and wearable electronics, with a research focus on transient pressure sensors, conductive hydrogels, and human–machine interfacing. His work has garnered over 1,975 citations, reflecting its profound impact on the field. Wan’s most cited paper (735 citations) introduces a wearable transient pressure sensor using MXene nanosheets, enabling sensitive, broad-range sensing for applications in electronic skins and intelligent robotics while addressing environmental sustainability through degradability. He further advanced the field with a healable, degradable, and conductive MXene nanocomposite hydrogel for multifunctional epidermal sensors (460 citations), overcoming challenges in simultaneous self-healing and conductivity. Wan also pioneered polyvinyl alcohol-stabilized liquid metal hydrogels for wearable transient epidermal sensors (240 citations), offering improved self-healing and dissolvable features. His bioinspired microcrack and interlocking pressure sensor (211 citations) achieved full-range human–machine interfacing with enhanced sensitivity and stability. Notable achievements include developing breathable pressure sensors from metal-organic framework nanocomposites and self-powered porous sensors for dual-mode temperature and pressure detection. Wan’s contributions are pivotal for advancing sustainable, high-performance wearable technologies.
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