Haokun Yi
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About
Haokun Yi is at the forefront of flexible and wearable electronics, with research spanning advanced materials, sensor design, and three-dimensional integration. His most cited work, "On-skin graphene electrodes for large area electrophysiological monitoring and human-machine interfaces" (2020, 87 citations), introduced scalable, skin-conformal graphene electrodes that enable high-fidelity biosignal acquisition—a foundational contribution to non-invasive health monitoring and intuitive human-machine interaction. Yi further advanced tactile sensing with his 2024 study on the Schottky effect-enabled high unit-area capacitive interface for flexible pressure sensors (37 citations), demonstrating a novel approach to suppress environmental noise and enhance signal precision, critical for robotics and prosthetics. His 2025 work on three-dimensional interconnect technologies for advanced flexible electronics (12 citations) addresses the density and performance bottlenecks of planar designs, proposing vertical stacking strategies that could redefine integration in soft systems. Collectively, Yi’s research bridges materials innovation with practical device architectures, earning recognition for pushing the boundaries of sensitivity, scalability, and multifunctionality in flexible electronics—a trajectory that positions him as a rising leader in the field.
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