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Kan Yue is a leading researcher in the field of soft materials and ionotronics, with a primary focus on developing advanced ionic conductive elastomers and ionogels for next-generation flexible electronics. His major contributions center on creating high-performance soft strain sensors that overcome critical limitations of existing technologies, particularly their inability to function reliably in harsh environments. Yue’s 2022 comprehensive review on liquid-free soft ionic conductive elastomers (50 citations) has become a foundational resource for the field, systematically mapping the design principles and applications of these emerging materials. His 2023 breakthrough on fluorine-rich ionogel strain sensors (25 citations) achieved remarkable high-sensitivity and ultralow-hysteresis performance, enabling unprecedented multi-environment sensing capabilities—including operation in marine, oily liquid, vacuum, and extreme temperature conditions without requiring bulky encapsulation. This work directly addresses a critical bottleneck in soft robotics, human-machine interfaces, and scientific/military exploration, where reliable sensing under extreme conditions is essential. Yue’s research elegantly bridges fundamental polymer chemistry with practical device engineering, establishing new paradigms for durable, high-performance soft electronics that can operate where conventional sensors fail.
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