Xiaowen Shi is affiliated with Wuhan University in China and has made notable contributions primarily in the fields of Engineering and Materials Science. Their research output includes a strong focus on Biomedical Engineering, Biomaterials, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Materials Chemistry as key subfields of study.
Their work spans several main topics including Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials, Electrospun Nanofibers in Biomedical Applications, Advanced Materials and Mechanics, Hydrogels: synthesis, properties, applications, Conducting polymers and applications, Electrochemical sensors and biosensors, and Polymer Surface Interaction Studies.
Frequent publication venues for Shi's research include Carbohydrate Polymers with 13 publications, arXiv (Cornell University) with 8, SSRN Electronic Journal with 6, ACS Nano with 4, and Advanced Functional Materials with 4.
Coauthors frequently collaborating with Shi include Hongbing Deng (37 joint papers), Yumin Du (22), Chen Yang (12), Jingxian Zhang (12), and Chaoji Chen (11).
Some recent papers authored or co-authored by Xiaowen Shi are:
Fuyuan Ding;Hongbing Deng;Yumin Du;Xiaowen Shi
Yu-Feng Tang;Yu-Min Du;Xian-Wen Hu;Xiao-Wen Shi
Fenghua Tao;Yanxiang Cheng;Xiaowen Shi;Huifeng Zheng
Chunhua Cao;Chunhua Cao;Ling Xiao;Chunhua Chen;Xiaowen Shi
Yangke Long;Yixuan Huang;Huiyi Wu;Xiaowen Shi
Xiang Li;Hu Tu;Mengtian Huang;Jiajia Chen
Gu Cheng;Chengcheng Yin;Hu Tu;Shan Jiang
Xiaoying Wang;Yumin Du;Jianhong Yang;Xiaohui Wang
Yangke Long;Sifan Bu;Yixuan Huang;Yueqi Shao
Beibei Ding;Jie Cai;Junchao Huang;Lina Zhang
Hu Tu;Yi Yu;Jiajia Chen;Xiaowen Shi
Si Zheng;Jianwei Zhang;Hongbing Deng;Yumin Du
Fuyuan Ding;Shuping Wu;Shishuai Wang;Yuan Xiong
Fang Zheng;Xiao-Wen Shi;Gui-Fang Yang;Ling-Ling Gong
Bo Duan;Chunyu Chang;Beibei Ding;Jie Cai
Pengkun Zhao;Hongyu Liu;Hongbing Deng;Ling Xiao
Xiao-Wen Shi;Chen-Yu Tsao;Chen-Yu Tsao;Xiaohua Yang;Yi Liu
Shuping Wu;Jiao Hu;Liuting Wei;Yumin Du
Tao Li;Xiao-Wen Shi;Yu-Min Du;Yu-Feng Tang
Liang Zeng;Ling Xiao;Yangke Long;Xiaowen Shi
Eunkyoung Kim;Yi Liu;Xiao-Wen Shi;Xiaohua Yang
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