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Yujie Wang is a materials scientist and photonics researcher whose work spans smart materials, shape memory polymers, and advanced optical devices. Wang's most-cited contribution, published in 2021 and accumulating 32 citations, introduced a groundbreaking composite material combining cross-linked ethylene vinyl acetate (cEVA) with two-dimensional molybdenum dioxide (2D-MoO₂) to achieve reversible two-way shape memory effects triggered by both thermal and near-infrared light stimuli. This innovation addressed a critical need for clean, remote-controlled, and indirect heating mechanisms in responsive material systems, opening possibilities across soft robotics, biomedical devices, and actuator technologies. Building on an interdisciplinary approach, Wang's more recent 2023 work explored TiN/Ti₃C₂ heterojunction-coated microfibers to engineer a novel optical Kerr switch, demonstrating expertise in nanomaterial-integrated photonic devices capable of signal light modulation through controlled optical switching. This research reflects Wang's growing focus on functional heterostructures at the intersection of materials engineering and photonics. Collectively, Wang's publications illustrate a trajectory from stimulus-responsive polymers toward cutting-edge optoelectronic applications, establishing a distinctive research profile that bridges advanced materials science with practical device innovation.
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