Shuxiang Dong
Shenzhen University, Peking University, Institute of Acoustics
Papers
9
Total Citations
549
H-Index
8
About
Shuxiang Dong is a leading figure in piezoelectric materials and actuators, with a career spanning over two decades of pioneering contributions to precision motion and energy conversion. His research focuses on high-performance piezoelectric actuators, ultrasonic micromotors, and flexible piezoelectronics, where he has consistently pushed the boundaries of miniaturization and functionality. Dong’s most cited work, a 2022 review on piezoelectric actuators (220 citations), has become a key resource for the field, while his development of a 1.0 mm-diameter ultrasonic micro-motor (60 citations) and a two-degree-of-freedom single-crystal micromotor (40 citations) demonstrate his mastery of compact, high-precision devices. More recently, he has embraced 3D printing to create flexible, Ag-coated ceramic-polymer composites (90 citations) and multilayered grids with self-sensing capabilities (32 citations), enabling novel applications in soft robotics and energy harvesting. His innovative “Ordered Structure with Piezoceramic Actuation Units” (33 citations) achieves continual nanoscale motion, advancing precision manufacturing and surgical robotics. With over 550 citations across his top papers, Dong’s work bridges fundamental materials science and practical engineering, inspiring students and researchers to explore the future of smart materials and microrobotics.
Research Focus
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Top Papers
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- 5A two degrees-of-freedom piezoelectric single-crystal micromotor40 citations · 2014
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- 9Bioinspired, piezoelectrically-actuated deployable miniature robots5 citations · 2025