Wei Zeng
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3
Total Citations
316
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About
Dr. Wei Zeng is a leading innovator in flexible electronics and wearable sensing technologies, whose work bridges materials science, bionics, and human-machine interfaces. His primary research focuses on developing high-performance tactile sensors and actuators for electronic skin (e-skin) applications, with a particular emphasis on porous dielectric structures and MXene-based materials. Dr. Zeng’s most influential contribution, his 2019 paper on a capacitive flexible tactile sensor utilizing a three-dimensional porous dielectric layer, has garnered 252 citations for its breakthrough in achieving rapid response, low detection limits, and high sensitivity—critical advances for wearable e-skin. He further expanded the field with his 2021 work on bionic MXene actuators, demonstrating multiresponsive modes that mimic natural movements. Most recently, his 2024 study on electrochemical field emission in ordered bismuthene electrodes introduced a novel approach to supercapacitive iontronic skin with exceptional thermal adaptability, opening new avenues for robust, environment-tolerant wearables. With a growing citation impact and a trajectory toward multifunctional, adaptive electronic skins, Dr. Zeng’s research continues to push the boundaries of flexible, intelligent materials for next-generation biomedical and robotic applications.
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- 2Bionic MXene actuator with multiresponsive modes57 citations · 2021
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