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Rongliang Yang is at the forefront of advanced manufacturing and flexible electronics, pioneering novel techniques that bridge materials science and biomedical engineering. His research centers on laser-induced graphene synthesis, thin-film self-assembly, and the development of high-performance flexible sensors. Yang’s most impactful contribution is the creation of ultra-sensitive, multi-directional flexible strain sensors based on MXene films with periodic wrinkles, a breakthrough that enables precise detection of both strain amplitude and direction for complex motion capture, including facial expressions. This work has garnered 100 citations, underscoring its significance in the rapidly growing field of wearable technology. He has also advanced laser-guided methods for self-assembling thin films into micro-rolls and small-scale swimmers, offering simplified fabrication routes for 3D structures and miniature robots with potential biomedical applications. Notably, Yang demonstrated the use of laser-induced graphene for portable tomography imaging through turbid media, opening new possibilities for point-of-care diagnostics. With over 120 total citations and a string of recent publications, Yang is establishing himself as an innovative force in laser-based manufacturing and flexible device engineering.