Rate My Professor Shuying Wu

Shuying Wu's research specializations include multifunctional polymer nanocomposites, flexible and stretchable sensors, conductors and actuators, nanocarbon-based materials, fiber-reinforced polymer composites, and polymer composites/blends. Her work has advanced the development of deformable strain sensors, piezoresistive sensors, and wearable electronics through innovative use of materials like carbon nanofibers and graphene. Key publications during her affiliation with Macquarie include "Aligning multilayer graphene flakes with an external electric field to improve multifunctional properties of epoxy nanocomposites" (2015), "Novel electrically conductive porous PDMS/carbon nanofiber composites for deformable strain sensors and conductors" (2017), "Strain sensors with adjustable sensitivity by tailoring the microstructure of graphene aerogel/PDMS nanocomposites" (2016), "Improving the toughness and electrical conductivity of epoxy nanocomposites by using aligned carbon nanofibres" (2015), "Carbon nanofiber-reinforced strain sensors with high breathability and anisotropic sensitivity" (2021), and "Wearable supercapacitive temperature sensors with high accuracy based on liquid phase transition" (2023). These contributions have garnered significant recognition in the field of materials engineering and stretchable electronics.