Jingyao Bian

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Jingyao Bian is a rising leader in the field of neuromorphic optoelectronics and intelligent perception systems. Their research focuses on developing advanced memristive devices that mimic biological sensory and computational functions, with particular emphasis on polarization-sensitive vision and self-powered tactile perception. Bian’s most impactful work introduces an in-plane anisotropic two-dimensional ReSe₂ optoelectronic memristor that enables a polarization-sensitive neuromorphic vision system (PNVS), capable of simultaneously detecting polarized light and performing neuromorphic computing—a breakthrough for uncovering hidden visual features. This work has already garnered 23 citations since its 2025 publication. Additionally, Bian developed a self-powered artificial tactile perception system with self-protection functionality, leveraging a tellurene threshold switching memristor, which demonstrates innovative integration of sensing and safety mechanisms. These contributions position Bian at the forefront of next-generation bio-inspired electronics, with potential applications in advanced robotics, autonomous systems, and intelligent sensing networks. Their work represents a significant step toward creating truly autonomous, energy-efficient artificial perception systems that combine multiple sensory modalities.