Xiangrong Liu
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Xiangrong Liu is a leading researcher in the fields of wearable electronics, energy harvesting, and self-powered sensing systems. His most impactful work centers on the development of triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) that convert mechanical energy from human motion into electrical power for portable and wearable devices. Notably, his 2021 study on a humidity-resistant, stretchable textile-based TENG has garnered over 100 citations, demonstrating its significance in advancing practical, durable energy harvesters. Liu’s contributions extend to multifunctional self-powered haptic sensing, enabling intuitive human-machine interfaces without external batteries. His research addresses critical challenges in flexibility, environmental stability, and integration into fabrics, paving the way for next-generation smart textiles. With a strong citation record, Liu’s work has influenced both fundamental materials science and applied engineering, offering scalable solutions for sustainable energy and interactive wearables. His achievements position him as a key innovator in the rapidly evolving field of nanogenerators and self-powered systems.
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