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SUMMARY:Magnetism-coupled Flexible and Wearable Devices
DESCRIPTION:Abstract\nThe emergence of flexible and wearable electronics is now leading a revolutionary era for real-time healthcare monitoring and human-machine interaction (HMI) in a more convenient and authentic manner. Sensors\, as the bridge between human beings and electrical terminals\, are playing an important role in facilitating interaction with the complex environment and promoting the healthy development of our society. It is thus crucial to develop high-performance flexible sensors for precise and effective conversion of multiple physiological signals from human beings. In this presentation\, we will introduce our recent studies of magnetism-coupled flexible sensors that aim to improve the sensing performance of flexible devices from linearity\, sensitivity\, to potential working range. Furthermore\, taking advantage of the intrinsic “divergence” and “curl” property of magnetic vector\, we will present that the coupling of magnetized component to flexible sensors can possibly enrich the function for future HMI and healthcare sensing. The design principle and optimization mechanism will be discussed in details. \nSpeaker\nProf. Bingpu ZHOU\nAssociate Professor\,\nInstitute of Applied Physics and Materials Engineering\,\nUniversity of Macau \nBiography of the Speaker\nProf. Bingpu ZHOU obtained his PhD degree from HKUST in 2015. He is currently an Associate Professor of Institute of Applied Physics and Materials Engineering in the University of Macau. He also serves as the Associate Department Head of Department of Physics and Chemistry in Faculty of Science and Technology\, and the Joint Associate Professor in Function Hub at HKUST (GZ). He is recipient of grants including FDCT (Macau SAR)\, GDST (Guangdong\, China) and FDCT-GDST joint projects. His group is mainly focusing on the optimization of flexible sensors with magnetism-mechanics-coupled effect\, and functional surface/interface analysis. He has authored/co-authored ~100 SCI papers. Some of the works have been published in Advanced Materials\, Advanced Functional Materials\, and ACS Nano\, etc. as first/corresponding author. \nOrganizer\nProf. Zhiqin CHU \nAll are welcome! We look forward to seeing you!
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