IMX Seminar Series - Fibers (virtual)
Event details
Date | 14.11.2022 |
Hour | 13:15 › 14:15 |
Speaker | Prof. Lei Wei, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore |
Location | Online |
Category | Conferences - Seminars |
Event Language | English |
Thermally Drawn Advanced Functional Fibers for Wearable Electronics
Thermally drawn multi-functional fibers have emerged as a new yet promising route to enable unprecedented development in information technology. By adopting the well-developed preform-to-fiber manufacturing technique, a broad range of functional materials can be seamlessly integrated into a single fiber at kilometer length to deliver sophisticated functions. Here, we present the recent development of thermally drawn advanced functional fibers, from the fundamentals to in-fiber device demonstration. Especially, the integration of semiconductor materials into fiber geometries provides a unique route to introduce new functionalities into the existing fiber technologies. The main fabrication approaches to produce these fibers are summarized. Also, the prospects and applications of this new class of fibers are discussed.
Thermally drawn multi-functional fibers have emerged as a new yet promising route to enable unprecedented development in information technology. By adopting the well-developed preform-to-fiber manufacturing technique, a broad range of functional materials can be seamlessly integrated into a single fiber at kilometer length to deliver sophisticated functions. Here, we present the recent development of thermally drawn advanced functional fibers, from the fundamentals to in-fiber device demonstration. Especially, the integration of semiconductor materials into fiber geometries provides a unique route to introduce new functionalities into the existing fiber technologies. The main fabrication approaches to produce these fibers are summarized. Also, the prospects and applications of this new class of fibers are discussed.
- Reference to 2 papers that are central / most important to your talk. This helps students to prepare and dive into your subject deeper.
- J. Zhang, T. Zhang, H. Zhang, Z. Wang, C. Li, Z. Wang, K. Li, X. Huang, M. Chen, Z. Chen, Z. Tian, H. Chen, L. Zhao, and L. Wei, Single-crystal SnSe thermoelectric fibers via laser-induced directional crystallization: from 1D fibers to multi-dimensional fabrics, Advanced Materials 32, 2002702 (2020).
- M. Chen, Z. Wang, Q. Zhang, Z. Wang, W. Liu, M. Chen, and L. Wei, Self-powered multifunctional sensing based on super-elastic fibers by soluble-core thermal drawing, Nature Communications 12, 1416 (2021).
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