Yingying Jian

Papers

Total Citations

368

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About

Yingying Jian is a leading researcher in the fields of flexible electronics, advanced nanomaterials, and artificial olfaction. Her work bridges materials science and sensor technology, with a focus on developing high-performance wearable devices and biomimetic sensing systems. Jian’s most cited paper, “Electronic Noses: From Advanced Materials to Sensors Aided with Data Processing” (2018, 366 citations), provides a comprehensive review of artificial olfaction technologies, highlighting their applications in environmental monitoring, disease diagnosis, and public security. This work has become a foundational reference for researchers developing electronic nose systems. In a more recent contribution, Jian introduced a “Facile and Controllable Ultrasonic Nebulization Method for Fabricating Ti₃C₂Tₓ-Based Strain Sensor and Monitoring of Human Motion and Sound Wave” (2023), demonstrating an innovative approach to creating flexible, wearable strain sensors. This work showcases her ability to combine material innovation with practical device fabrication, enabling real-time monitoring of human motion and acoustic signals. Jian’s research is characterized by its interdisciplinary impact, advancing both fundamental understanding and practical applications in health monitoring and soft robotics.