Academic News

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| An intelligent hybrid-fabric wristband system enabledbythermalencapsulation forergonomic human-machineinteraction 2025-05-08

Professor Ren Tianling (National Outstanding Young Scholar), Associate Professor Yang Yi and Researcher Liu Houfang from Tsinghua University proposed a handwriting recognition technology based on an intelligent hybrid fabric wristband system that integrates electrospun membrane sensors into textiles to form smart fabrics with intelligent functionality.

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| Molecular Ferroelectrics for Highly Sensitive DetectionToward Low-Frequency Sound Recognition 2025-05-08

Academician Xiong Rengen of Southeast University and Professor Zou Guifu (National Outstanding Young Scholar) of Soochow University used electrospinning to prepare ferroelectric [(CH3)3NCH2Cl]CdCl3 (MF)/PVP composite fibers as piezoelectric active layers, employing molecular materials to construct piezoelectric acoustic sensors for low-frequency sound detection.

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| Lightweight, compressible and superhydrophobic coal-based nanofibrous/graphene oxide composite aerogel towards efficient oil and organicsolvents adsorption 2025-05-08

Xinjiang University’s Prof. Wu Xueyan, Prof. Guo Jixi & Prof. Jia Dianzeng: Lightweight, Compressible, Superhydrophobic Composite Aerogel for Efficient Oil/Organic Solvent Adsorption

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| Recent Advances in Next-Generation Textiles 2025-05-08

Donghua University Academician Yu Jianyong and Professor Ding Bin's AM Review: Latest Advances in Next-Generation Textiles

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| n-plane aligned doping pattern in electrospunPEl/MBene nanocomposites for high-temperaturecapacitive energy storaget 2025-05-08

Xi’an Jiaotong University’s Cheng Yonghong & North China Electric Power University’s Fan Sidi: Electrospinning-Controlled MBene-PEI Alignment for High-Temperature Capacitive Energy Storage

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| Radiative Cooling Meta-Fabric Integrated withKnitting Perspiration-Wicking and CoatingHeat Conduction 2025-05-08

Prof. Zhang Rufan from Tsinghua University integrated carbon nanotubes with an electrospun PVDF-HFP membrane to design a super-fabric material with selective thermal radiation, sweat-wicking, and heat conduction.

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| In Situ Modulated Nickel single Atoms on Bicontinuous PorousCarbon Fibers and Sheets Networks for Acidic cO,Reduction 2025-05-08

Prof. Pan Fuping, Prof. Chen Kaijie, and Prof. Duan Zhiyao from Northwestern Polytechnical University reported interconnected mesoporous carbon nanofibers and nanosheets (IPCF@CS) derived from microphase-separated block copolymers to enhance the catalytic efficiency of isolated nickel.

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| Engineeringspatially-confined conduits to tune nerveself-organization and allodynic responses via YAP.mediated mechanotransduction 2025-05-07

Prof. Xiumei Wang's team developed tapered spatially confined conduits (CC) by combining molecular self-assembly, electrospinning, and mechanical compression to create PCL@MC layered structures.

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| Core-shell structured BN/SiO, nanofibermembrane featuring with dual-effectthermal management and flame retardancyfor extreme space thermal protection 2025-05-07

Prof. Chuntai Liu's team developed a unique core-shell h-BN/SiO₂ nanofiber membrane (HS) via coaxial electrospinning, combining insulating SiO₂ shell fibers with passive radiative cooling (PRC) h-BN core fibers for dual-effect thermal management.

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| Extreme environment-resistant highperformance triboelectric nanogenerator forenergy harvesting and self-poweredpositioning system 2025-05-07

Prof. Caofeng Pan and Assoc. Prof. Ruirui Cao employed electrostatic spray-assisted electrospinning to fabricate thermally stable flexible PVDF-HFP/SEBS (PHSSO) composite membranes doped with stearic acid (SA) and octanoic acid (OA).

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| Self-powered all-nanofiber Janus textile E-skin sensor with air permeabilityand anti-fouling for human-machine interactions 2025-05-07

With the development of the Internet of Things, e-skin sensors urgently need to break through limitations in sensing reliability, miniaturization, and portability. The emergence of smart textiles integrated with triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) has opened new possibilities for advanced sensors with unparalleled lightweight, breathability, flexibility, and washability.

Large-Scale Nanofiber Manufacturing| A superelastic ceramic aerogel for flexiblepressure sensor in harsh environment 2025-05-07