Yuanjian Zhang

Southeast University, Zhongda Hospital Southeast University

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Yuanjian Zhang is a leading innovator in the design of intelligent nanozymes and single-atom catalysts for biosensing applications. His research centers on developing self-adaptable catalytic systems that mimic biological allostery, enabling artificial devices—such as chemical noses for robots—to switch functions reversibly. Zhang’s major contributions include pioneering graphitic C₆N₆-based copper single-atom catalysts that exhibit multiple, modulable reaction pathways, a breakthrough for intelligent biosensing. His 2023 paper on this topic has garnered 88 citations, reflecting its impact. More recently, he introduced a dual Cu/Zn single-atom nanozyme supported on C₆N₆, which emulates allosteric regulation for switching biosensing, a work already cited 4 times since 2025. By overcoming challenges of mismatched valence states in active centers, Zhang’s catalysts offer unprecedented adaptability and consistency, advancing the frontier of autonomous sensing systems. His work is notable for bridging materials chemistry and bioinspired design, positioning him as a key figure in next-generation biosensor development.