Yuejiao Wang
Papers
5
Total Citations
286
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About
Dr. Yuejiao Wang is a leading innovator in flexible electronics and wearable sensing systems, whose work is redefining the boundaries of human-machine interaction and soft robotics. Her primary research focuses on developing highly sensitive, robust, and multifunctional sensors capable of operating under extreme mechanical conditions. Dr. Wang’s most significant contribution is the creation of a pseudocapacitive iontronic pressure sensor using MXene, which achieved an unprecedented sensitivity exceeding 45,000 kPa⁻¹ and a broad sensing range over 1.4 MPa—a breakthrough that has garnered over 157 citations. She further advanced the field by engineering a flexible tensile strain-pressure sensor with off-axis deformation-insensitivity, solving a critical challenge in decoupling strain and pressure signals. Her work also includes a monolayer MoS₂-based pressure sensor for wide-range applications and a gas-permeable, resilient bowtie antenna for wireless tensile strain and temperature sensing. With a cumulative impact of over 286 citations across her top papers, Dr. Wang’s innovations are pivotal for next-generation wearable electronics, enabling self-cleaning, wireless integrated tactile systems that promise to transform healthcare, robotics, and the Internet of Things.
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