Wen‐Ya Lee

National Taipei University of Technology

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Dr. Wen‑Ya Lee is a leading innovator in the field of flexible and neuromorphic electronics, with a primary focus on tactile sensory memory systems. Her most notable contribution is the development of highly reliable and sensitive tactile transistor memories, which integrate pressure sensing with non‑volatile data storage—a critical step toward artificial electronic skin. Her landmark 2017 paper on this topic has garnered 22 citations, establishing a foundation for next‑generation intelligent interfaces that can both perceive and remember tactile stimuli. By mimicking the physiological behavior of human skin, Dr. Lee’s work bridges the gap between sensory input and memory retention, enabling applications in soft robotics, prosthetics, and human‑machine interaction. Her research elegantly combines materials engineering with device physics, demonstrating how organic transistors can be engineered to respond to mechanical forces while preserving information. Dr. Lee’s contributions are shaping the future of neuromorphic computing and smart tactile systems, making her a key figure in the quest for truly lifelike artificial intelligence.