Yaojin Wang

Peking University, Nanjing University of Science and Technology

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Yaojin Wang is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of flexible electronics and intelligent materials, with key contributions spanning magnetoelectric sensors, electrocaloric cooling, and the societal impacts of automation. Wang’s most cited work introduces an ultrasensitive flexible magnetoelectric sensor (2021, 42 citations), enabling touchless human-machine interaction and implantable medical diagnostics—a breakthrough for artificial intelligence and magnetoreception. Another landmark study (2018, 25 citations) demonstrates a large electrocaloric effect in all-inorganic flexible thin films at room temperature, paving the way for self-cooling electronic skins that address critical heat dissipation challenges in intelligent robots. Wang’s interdisciplinary reach extends to sociotechnical analysis, as seen in a 2024 study (10 citations) exploring automation, migration, and family dynamics in rural China. With over 77 citations across these works, Wang’s research not only advances fundamental materials science but also bridges engineering and social implications, offering transformative solutions for next-generation robotics, healthcare, and sustainable technology.