Jinhui Nie

Dr. Jinhui Nie

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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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29 November 2019 in Advanced Materials
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JNJinhui Nie
Jinhui Nie
ZRZewei Ren
Zewei Ren
LXLiang Xu
Liang Xu
SLShiquan Lin
Shiquan Lin
FZFei Zhan
Fei Zhan
Zhong Lin WangZhong Lin Wang
Zhong Lin Wang

22 May 2019 in Nature Communications
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JNJinhui Nie
Jinhui Nie
ZWZiming Wang
Ziming Wang
ZRZewei Ren
Zewei Ren
SLShuyao Li
Shuyao Li
XCXiangyu Chen
Xiangyu Chen
Zhong Lin WangZhong Lin Wang
Zhong Lin Wang
Triboelectric nanogenerators are an energy harvesting technology that relies on the coupling effects of contact electrification and electrostatic induction between two solids or a liquid and a solid. Here, we present a triboelectric nanogenerator that can work based on the interaction between two pure liquids. A liquid–liquid triboelectric nanogenerator is achieved by passing a liquid droplet through a freely suspended liquid membrane. We investigate two kinds of liquid membranes: a grounded membrane and a pre-charged membrane. The falling of a droplet (about 40 μL) can generate a peak power of 137.4 nW by passing through a pre-charged membrane. Moreover, this membrane electrode can also remove and collect electrostatic charges from solid objects, indicating a permeable sensor or charge filter for electronic applications. The liquid–liquid triboelectric nanogenerator can harvest mechanical energy without changing the object motion and it can work for many targets, including raindrops, irrigation currents, microfluidics, and tiny particles.

5 February 2021 in Science Advances
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YSYuxiang Shi
Yuxiang Shi
FWFan Wang
Fan Wang
JTJingwen Tian
Jingwen Tian
SLShuyao Li
Shuyao Li
Engang FuEngang Fu
Engang Fu
Zhong Lin WangZhong Lin Wang
Zhong Lin Wang
Tactile sensation plays important roles in virtual reality and augmented reality systems. Here, a self-powered, painless, and highly sensitive electro-tactile (ET) system for achieving virtual tactile experiences is proposed on the basis of triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) and ET interface formed of ball-shaped electrode array. Electrostatic discharge triggered by TENG can induce notable ET stimulation, while controlled distance between the ET electrodes and human skin can regulate the induced discharge current. The ion bombardment technique has been used to enhance the electrification capability of triboelectric polymer. Accordingly, TENG with a contact area of 4 cm2 is capable of triggering discharge, leading to a compact system. In this skin-integrated ET interface, touching position and motion trace on the TENG surface can be precisely reproduced on skin. This TENG-based ET system can work for many fields, including virtual tactile displays, Braille instruction, intelligent protective suits, or even nerve stimulation.

22 January 2018 in ACS Nano
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JNJinhui Nie
Jinhui Nie
ZRZewei Ren
Zewei Ren
JSJiajia Shao
Jiajia Shao
CDChaoran Deng
Chaoran Deng
LXLiang Xu
Liang Xu
Zhong Lin WangZhong Lin Wang
Zhong Lin Wang

23 November 2018 in Advanced Functional Materials
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JNJinhui Nie
Jinhui Nie
XCXiangyu Chen
Xiangyu Chen
Zhong Lin WangZhong Lin Wang
Zhong Lin Wang

9 September 2018 in Advanced Materials Technologies
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JNJinhui Nie
Jinhui Nie
ZRZewei Ren
Zewei Ren
YBYu Bai
Yu Bai
JSJiajia Shao
Jiajia Shao
TJTao Jiang
Tao Jiang
Zhong Lin WangZhong Lin Wang
Zhong Lin Wang