Yuhang Jin

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Yuhang Jin is an emerging researcher at the forefront of sustainable energy storage and intelligent wearable electronics. His work centers on the development of green, biodegradable materials for flexible supercapacitors and human–machine interfaces. In his most-cited paper, "Green starch-based self-decomposable hydrogels integrating flexible supercapacitors and intelligent human activity state monitoring" (2024, 10 citations), Jin introduces a novel hydrogel platform that combines energy storage with real-time motion sensing—all from a starch-based, self-decomposing matrix. This contribution addresses two critical challenges: the environmental impact of electronic waste and the need for autonomous, skin-friendly devices. By designing a material that can safely degrade after use while still delivering reliable capacitive performance and strain sensitivity, Jin’s work opens new pathways for transient electronics. Though early in his career, his research has already garnered attention for its elegant fusion of green chemistry and device engineering. Jin’s approach exemplifies how next-generation wearables can be both high-performing and environmentally responsible, marking him as a promising voice in the fields of bioelectronics, sustainable materials, and intelligent sensing systems.