Yihan Liu

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Yihan Liu is a materials scientist and engineer whose research focuses on the development of flexible, bioinspired electronic sensors for wearable and biomedical applications. Liu’s most-cited work, the 2020 paper “CNT@leather-based electronic bidirectional pressure sensor,” introduces a novel approach to creating highly sensitive, bidirectional pressure sensors by integrating carbon nanotubes (CNTs) with natural leather. This contribution is significant for its use of a sustainable, porous substrate that mimics human skin’s tactile sensing, enabling detection of both normal and shear forces. The sensor’s design offers potential for smart textiles, prosthetics, and human–machine interfaces. With 15 citations, this paper has already influenced research into eco-friendly, high-performance flexible electronics. Liu’s broader work explores nanomaterial integration, structural engineering, and scalable fabrication methods for next-generation sensors. By combining natural materials with advanced nanotechnology, Liu addresses key challenges in flexibility, sensitivity, and durability. Their research stands out for its emphasis on sustainability and practical wearability, positioning Liu as an emerging leader in the field of intelligent, skin-like electronic systems.