Yangyang Pei
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2
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80
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About
Yangyang Pei is a rising innovator in flexible electronics and human–machine interfaces (HMIs), with a focus on designing ultrasoft, mechanically robust materials for next-generation wearable sensors. Their most-cited work introduces a gradiently foaming strategy to create ultrasoft hydrogels with stop holes, achieving a rare combination of high deformability, crack resistance, and sensitivity—ideal for conformal HMIs. This paper has already garnered 72 citations, reflecting its impact on the field. Pei also explores MXene-based pressure sensors, notably demonstrating a “blowing up” Ti₃C₂Tₓ MXene membrane for robust sound detection, contributing to advances in health monitoring and soft robotics. By tackling the persistent challenge of balancing softness, durability, and sensitivity, Pei’s research pushes the boundaries of flexible sensor technology. Their work is particularly notable for its practical orientation toward real-world applications, from wearable health devices to adaptive robotics. As a researcher whose contributions are rapidly gaining recognition, Pei is shaping the future of conformal, high-performance electronic skins.
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- 2Blowing up Ti3C2TX MXene membrane for robust sound detection8 citations · 2023