Area of research
Biomedical Engineering · Polymers and Plastics
Research interest
Research interests include Materials science, Self-healing hydrogels, Electrical conductor, Triboelectric effect, Nanotechnology, and Composite material.
An antifreeze polyzwitterionic eutectogel with high conductivity and sensitivity at arctic-like conditions for multifunctional sensors and supercapacitors
Bio-Based Flexible Solar-Driven Sustainable Generator with Efficient Electricity Generation Enabled by Plant Transpiration System
Anisotropic eutectogels with ultra-high conductivity: aligned channels endows sensing directionality
Low mechanical-hysteresis soft materials: materials, design, and applications
Flexible Photothermal Phase Change Material with High Photothermal Properties Achieved by Promoted Dispersion of Hydrophobically Modified Eumelanin and its Photovoltaic Applications
Mechanically Robust, Environmentally Resistant, and Piezoionic Polyzwitterionic Composite Eutectogels Based on Polysaccharide Complexation Strategy for Stable Voltage Output, Energy Storage, and Strain Sensing
Multiscale Cellulose-Enhanced Zwitterionic Hydrogels Based on Electrostatic Regulation for the Strain Sensor and Human Motion Monitoring
Inspired by the “Interlocking” Structure in Human Skin: A Universal and Efficient Interfacial Strategy Enabling Flexible Phase Change Materials with a Wide Scope of Customizable Functionalities
Spider Silk-Inspired Adhesion–Cohesion Synergistic Enhancement Strategy: Competitive Hydrogen-Bonding-Induced Crystallization Phase Separation for High-Performance, Recyclable, and Multifunctional Biobased Adhesives
In situ synthesis of HKUST-1 on copper-ammonia fiber for preparation of quaternary-ammonium chitosan based active packaging with sustained-release cinnamaldehyde
Lithium bond-mediated multiple synergy enabling mechanical robustness, self-healing and ultrasensitive ion-conductive elastomers for flexible sensor
Liquid-free, tough and transparent ionic conductive elastomers based on nanocellulose for multi-functional sensors and triboelectric nanogenerators
Neuron‐Inspired Flexible Phase Change Materials for Ambient Energy Harvesting and Respiration Monitoring
Flexible, wearable triboelectric rubber with tunable surface charge density enabled by regulation of surface functional group density and permittivity
Nacre-Mimetic Structure Multifunctional Ion-Conductive Hydrogel Strain Sensors with Ultrastretchability, High Sensitivity, and Excellent Adhesive Properties
In Situ Ultrafast Construction of Polysaccharide-Based Janus Hydrogel Films by Asymmetric Cross-Linking for On-Demand Sterilization