Papers
2
Total Citations
71
H-Index
2
About
Pengyu Yang is a rising leader in bioinspired surface engineering and flexible sensor technology, whose work bridges fundamental materials science with practical device applications. His research centers on two transformative areas: liquid manipulation on micro/nanostructured surfaces and high-performance bionic flexible sensors. Yang’s most cited work (2024, 67 citations) introduces a groundbreaking “airflow triggered water film self-sculpturing” method on femtosecond laser-induced heterogeneously wetted surfaces, moving beyond conventional single-droplet manipulation to enable dynamic, programmable control of liquid films—a paradigm shift with implications for seawater desalination, microfluidic robotics, and biomedical devices. Complementing this, his highly sensitive flexible pressure sensor (2024, 4 citations), inspired by the eggshell’s microstructure, achieves exceptional sensitivity and an ultralow detection limit, addressing a critical challenge in wearable electronics, human-machine interfaces, and healthcare monitoring. By integrating laser fabrication with biomimetic design, Yang has established a unique platform for creating intelligent surfaces and sensors. His work, though early in its citation trajectory, demonstrates remarkable potential to impact both fundamental understanding and real-world technologies, positioning him as an innovator at the forefront of bioinspired micro/nanofabrication.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1
- 2