Shu Gong is affiliated with Monash University in Australia and specializes in research primarily within the fields of Engineering and Materials Science, with notable contributions in Biomedical Engineering, Polymers and Plastics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Cognitive Neuroscience, and Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials. Their work spans various subfields and focuses on advanced sensor materials and wearable technologies.
The researcher's recent publications highlight a focus on soft wearable bioelectronics and biosensors. Key papers include:
Other influential works related to wearable sensors, although with different first authors, often appear alongside Shu Gong as a contributing author:
The main topics covered in Shu Gong's research include:
Shu Gong collaborates frequently with several researchers, including:
Publications are commonly found in journals such as Biosensors and Bioelectronics, Advanced Functional Materials, Nano Energy, ACS Sensors, and Nanoscale, reflecting a strong focus on sensor technologies and materials science.
Shu Gong;Willem Schwalb;Yongwei Wang;Yi Chen
Shu Gong;Shu Gong;Daniel Tze Huei Lai;Bin Su;Bin Su;Kae Jye Si;Kae Jye Si
Yunzhi Ling;Yunzhi Ling;Tiance An;Tiance An;Lim Wei Yap;Lim Wei Yap;Bowen Zhu;Bowen Zhu
Bin Su;Shu Gong;Zheng Ma;Lim Wei Yap
Shu Gong;Shu Gong;Wenlong Cheng;Wenlong Cheng
Shu Gong;Daniel T H Lai;Yan Wang;Yan Wang;Lim Wei Yap;Lim Wei Yap
Yunmeng Zhao;Yunmeng Zhao;Qingfeng Zhai;Qingfeng Zhai;Dashen Dong;Dashen Dong;Tiance An;Tiance An
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Yue Tang;Shu Gong;Shu Gong;Yi Chen;Lim Wei Yap
Shu Gong;Shu Gong;Wenlong Cheng;Wenlong Cheng
Shu Gong;Shu Gong;Lim Wei Yap;Lim Wei Yap;Bowen Zhu;Bowen Zhu;Qingfeng Zhai;Qingfeng Zhai
Bowen Zhu;Bowen Zhu;Yunzhi Ling;Yunzhi Ling;Lim Wei Yap;Lim Wei Yap;Mingjie Yang;Mingjie Yang
Bowen Zhu;Bowen Zhu;Shu Gong;Shu Gong;Wenlong Cheng;Wenlong Cheng
Pengzhen Guo;Pengzhen Guo;Pengzhen Guo;Debabrata Sikdar;Xiqiang Huang;Kae Jye Si;Kae Jye Si
Ren Wang;Ren Wang;Qingfeng Zhai;Qingfeng Zhai;Tiance An;Tiance An;Shu Gong;Shu Gong
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Yan Wang;Shu Gong;Stephen Jia Wang;Xinyi Yang
Qingfeng Zhai;Lim Wei Yap;Ren Wang;Shu Gong
Quanxia Lyu;Shu Gong;Jialiang Yin;Jennifer M. Dyson
Yan Wang;Shu Gong;Stephen Jia Wang;Stephen Jia Wang;George P. Simon
Kaixiuan Wang;Lim Wei Yap;Shu Gong;Ren Wang
Shu Gong;Shu Gong;Yunmeng Zhao;Yunmeng Zhao;Lim Wei Yap;Lim Wei Yap;Qianqian Shi;Qianqian Shi
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