Yanjuan Dong
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About
Yanjuan Dong is pioneering the next generation of intelligent flexible sensors, with a focus on nanocellulose-based conductive materials, electronic skin, and textile-based sensing systems. Her work addresses critical challenges in wearable technology by developing innovative fabrication strategies that enable precise, multi-dimensional sensing. Dong introduced the "On-Demand plus and minus strategy" to design conductive nanocellulose, transforming low-dimensional structural materials into multi-dimensional smart sensors (9 citations, 2025). She also developed a "combinatorial spider-hunting strategy" for multilayer skin-like pressure-stretch sensors with precise dual-signal self-decoupling and smart object recognition (8 citations, 2025). Her "freezing-trapped thermally-driven self-assembly" approach created 3D biphasic architecture electronic skin capable of diverse-signal sensing (6 citations, 2025). Additionally, Dong has advanced hierarchical silk-based textile sensors, reviewing recent progress in multidimensional processing and multiscenario applications (2 citations, 2025). Her contributions are particularly timely given the growing demands of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things (IoT) for lightweight, sensitive, and stretchable sensors in health monitoring, human-computer interaction, soft robotics, smart homes, and energy harvesting. With all major publications appearing in 2025, Dong is rapidly establishing herself as an emerging leader in flexible sensor design.
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