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Ying Ji is a materials scientist whose research centers on the design and synthesis of advanced functional hydrogels for flexible electronics and biomedical applications. Her major contributions lie in developing zwitterionic conductive hydrogels that uniquely combine high transparency, mechanical robustness, and self-adhesive properties—a challenging trifecta in soft materials. In her most cited work (2022, 29 citations), Ji introduced a novel macromolecular cross-linker based on waterborne polyurethane, enabling the creation of hydrogel-based electronic skins with integrated mechanical strength, sensory sensitivity, and broad adhesion. This innovation holds significant promise for intelligent robotics and bionic prostheses, where conformal, durable interfaces are critical. Her work addresses key limitations in traditional hydrogels, such as poor mechanical durability and lack of intrinsic adhesion, by leveraging polymer chemistry to achieve synergistic performance. Ji’s research bridges materials engineering and device application, offering scalable strategies for next-generation wearable sensors. Her contributions are shaping the development of soft, skin-like electronics that can seamlessly interface with biological tissues, marking her as an emerging leader in the field of conductive hydrogels for human-machine interaction.
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