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Wangjie Ye is a leading researcher in the mechanics of kirigami-inspired metastructures and metamaterials, with a focus on geometric design classification and the transformative potential of cut-based architectures. Their most cited work, "Geometric design classification of kirigami-inspired metastructures and metamaterials" (2021, 82 citations), provides a systematic framework for categorizing kirigami patterns based on cut geometry and deformation mechanisms, enabling the rational design of materials with tunable mechanical properties—from auxetic behavior to programmable shape-shifting. This contribution has been pivotal in bridging art-inspired geometry with engineering applications, such as deployable structures, soft robotics, and biomedical devices. Ye’s research stands out for its clarity in taxonomy and its impact on guiding future experimental and computational studies, as evidenced by the paper’s strong citation record. By establishing a common language for kirigami design, Ye has empowered researchers to move beyond ad hoc patterns toward predictive, performance-driven metamaterials. Their work continues to inspire advances in morphing structures and adaptive systems, making Ye a key figure in the emerging field of mechanical metamaterials.
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