Yueju Zhao
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About
Yueju Zhao is a materials scientist whose work focuses on the development of advanced polymer composites for electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding. Her key research areas include silicone rubber engineering, graphene-based nanocomposites, and the design of flexible, lightweight shielding materials. Zhao’s most cited study, “Development and Application of Electromagnetic Shielding Material with Silicone Rubber Graphene Structure” (2020), introduces a novel composite fabricated by integrating vinyl silicone oil, hydrosilicone oil, and a compound coupling agent with graphene. This material, formed into sheets of 1–3 mm thickness, demonstrates how structural tailoring can achieve effective EMI shielding while maintaining the flexibility and processability of silicone rubber. Although her citation count is currently modest, Zhao’s work addresses a critical need in electronics and telecommunications: creating durable, scalable shielding solutions that can be easily integrated into devices. By optimizing the coupling agent and graphene dispersion, she has laid groundwork for further innovation in conductive elastomers. For students and researchers exploring polymer-based EMI materials, Zhao’s research offers a clear, practical methodology for balancing conductivity, mechanical integrity, and manufacturability.
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