Yunlong Jiao
Papers
3
Total Citations
126
H-Index
3
About
Yunlong Jiao is a leading researcher in the field of bioinspired interfacial materials and smart surface engineering, with a focus on laser micro/nano-fabrication and stimuli-responsive systems. His work centers on the design and manipulation of functional surfaces for controlling the behavior of liquids and gas bubbles, as well as developing shape-memory materials for advanced applications. Jiao’s major contributions include the invention of noncontact, all-in-situ reversible reconfiguration of femtosecond laser-induced shape memory magnetic microcones, enabling multifunctional liquid droplet manipulation and information encryption—a breakthrough that has garnered 87 citations. He has also pioneered in situ tunable underwater bubble movement using lubricant-infused anisotropic microgrooved surfaces under mechanical strain, and developed magnetic-actuated robots for high-performance underwater bubble maneuvering on biomimetic slippery surfaces. With over 126 citations across his top-cited works, Jiao’s research has significant implications for soft robotics, microfluidics, and smart device technologies. His innovative approach to combining laser texturing with magnetic actuation and shape memory effects marks him as a notable figure in the advancement of reconfigurable and responsive surface systems.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1
- 2
- 3