Jingjing Ye

Beijing University of Chemical Technology

Papers

Total Citations

240

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About

Jingjing Ye is a leading innovator in the field of flexible and transient bioelectronics, with a primary focus on wearable epidermal sensors and liquid metal-based hydrogels. Her most impactful contribution is the development of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)-stabilized liquid metal particles for wearable transient epidermal sensors, a breakthrough published in 2019 that has garnered over 240 citations. This work addresses critical limitations in existing wearable technology—namely, poor self-healing properties and non-dissolvable features—by introducing a hydrogel that is both highly conductive and fully dissolvable, enabling eco-friendly, single-use sensing platforms. Ye’s research uniquely bridges materials science and biomedical engineering, creating sensors that can monitor human activity and serve as flexible touch displays while being capable of transient degradation. Her achievements have positioned her as a key figure in sustainable wearable electronics, with her work frequently cited in studies on liquid metal composites and transient devices. Through her innovative use of PVA-stabilized liquid metal particles, Ye has paved the way for next-generation epidermal sensors that are not only high-performing but also environmentally responsible.