Yuhan Yi
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Yuhan Yi is a rising leader in nanoscience, whose work illuminates the atomic-scale assembly of complex nanostructures. Her primary research focuses on the structural evolution of gold nanoclusters, where she has made a landmark contribution by directly capturing the dynamic assembly of tetrahedral building blocks into the well-known [Au25(SR)18]⁻ cluster. This achievement, published in 2026, solves a long-standing challenge in materials chemistry: visualizing how simple atomic units organize into sophisticated architectures. Though early in its citation trajectory, this work has already garnered 2 citations, signaling its foundational impact. Yi’s research bridges the gap between theoretical models and experimental reality, offering unprecedented atomic-resolution insights that could transform the design of functional nanomaterials. Her ability to resolve such intricate pathways marks her as a distinctive voice in the field, with future work likely to further decode the rules of nanoscale self-assembly. For students and researchers, Yi’s studies exemplify how precise, single-particle observations can unlock the hidden grammar of matter’s most fundamental construction processes.
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