Yuwen Wei
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8
Total Citations
211
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About
Yuwen Wei is a pioneering researcher in the field of soft, stretchable electronics and wearable devices, with a focus on liquid metal composites and multifunctional materials. Their major contributions lie in developing materials that combine shape memory, healable conductivity, and mechanochromic properties—enabling self-repairing, color-changing fibers and stretchable heaters. Wei’s work on liquid metal subsurface microelectrodes has advanced electroadhesion and capacitive sensing, inspired by spider web architectures, while their triboelectric nanogenerators offer sustainable energy harvesting for wearables. With over 200 citations across their most influential papers, including the highly cited “Soft and Stretchable Liquid Metal Composites with Shape Memory and Healable Conductivity” (84 citations), Wei’s innovations in remote-actuating wrinkles and electromagnetic energy harvesting further demonstrate their impact. Their research bridges materials science and engineering, promising transformative applications in soft robotics, health monitoring, and self-powered devices.
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