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Haojie Yu is a leading researcher in the field of intelligent and stimuli-responsive polymeric materials, with a particular focus on shape memory polymers (SMPs), hydrogel adhesives, and soft actuators. His work has significantly advanced the design of materials that respond to biological and environmental cues, such as body temperature and water, for applications in biomedicine and robotics. Among his most impactful contributions is the development of triple and two-way reversible shape memory polymer networks that are triggered by body temperature and water, a paper that has garnered 99 citations for its potential in biomedical implants and devices. Yu has also made notable strides in hydrogel adhesives, authoring a highly cited review (72 citations) that outlines recent advances in their design for tissue repair and biological electronics. His research on light-guided liquid crystalline elastomer actuators, inspired by mussel adhesive protein chemistry, further demonstrates his innovative approach to creating dynamic, programmable materials. With a portfolio of highly cited works, including studies on stimuli-responsive shape memory hydrogels and dual-responsive gels, Haojie Yu continues to push the boundaries of smart materials, offering transformative solutions for next-generation medical and robotic technologies.