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Xudong Wang is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of nanogenerators, biohybrid robotics, and soft bioelectronics. Their seminal work on the "Roadmap on nanogenerators and piezotronics" (2022, 60 citations) has become a foundational reference, charting the evolution from piezoelectric nanowires to the transformative triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) that now power self-sustaining systems. Wang’s contributions extend to biomedical innovation, notably in "Advances in In Vitro Models of Neuromuscular Junction" (2023, 57 citations), where they integrate organ-on-a-chip and organoid technologies to model neurodegenerative diseases—a leap toward personalized medicine. Demonstrating translational impact, Wang developed a flexible slip sensor using TENGs (2018), enabling human-like tactile feedback for dexterous robotics. Their recent work on a hydro-expansive, degradable biomaterial (2025) introduces shape-recovery film devices for implantable soft robotics, addressing critical needs in biofluid environments. By merging energy harvesting, neural interfaces, and smart materials, Wang’s research—garnering over 130 citations—bridges fundamental physics and clinical application, positioning them as a leader in next-generation, bioinspired technologies.