Xuanli Dong
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Dr. Xuanli Dong is a leading innovator in the field of triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) and self-powered sensing systems, with a particular focus on underwater and harsh-environment applications. Her most cited work, the 2023 study on a "Self‐Powered Underwater Force Sensor Based on a T‐Shaped Triboelectric Nanogenerator," has already garnered 33 citations, underscoring its immediate impact. In this research, Dr. Dong addresses a critical gap in ocean exploration: the lack of durable, long-term sensors capable of operating in the deep sea. By designing a T-shaped TENG that simultaneously detects normal and tangential forces, she has created a self-powered device that can map the largely unknown force distributions beneath the ocean's surface—a realm less understood than distant galaxies. This work not only advances the fundamental science of energy harvesting but also offers practical solutions for marine robotics, environmental monitoring, and offshore infrastructure. Dr. Dong’s contributions are pivotal for developing sustainable, battery-free sensors that can operate indefinitely in challenging underwater environments, making her a rising star in the intersection of materials science, energy technology, and ocean engineering.
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