Yongqiang Deng
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Yongqiang Deng is a leading researcher in flexible electronics and additive manufacturing, with a focus on stretchable sensors and functional materials. His most influential work introduces a coaxial printing method for directly writing stretchable cables as strain sensors, achieving 74 citations. By embedding liquid metal alloy eutectic Gallium-Indium as the core within an elastomer shell, Deng’s technique enables the fabrication of highly conductive, stretchable cables that maintain performance under mechanical deformation. This innovation addresses a critical challenge in wearable technology and soft robotics: creating durable, flexible interconnects and sensors. Deng’s contributions have advanced the practical integration of liquid metals into elastomeric matrices, offering a scalable approach for next-generation electronic skins and health-monitoring devices. His work is widely recognized for bridging materials science and manufacturing, with ongoing impact on the design of resilient, human-machine interfaces.
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