Yuxuan Zeng
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About
Yuxuan Zeng is at the forefront of neuromorphic engineering, pioneering the use of two-dimensional materials to create artificial synapses that mimic the human brain. His research centers on ultralow-power electronics and anisotropic optoelectronics, with a focus on developing bioinspired devices for emotional simulation and intelligent perception. In his highly cited 2025 work on CrPS₄-floating-gate transistors, Zeng demonstrated artificial synapses capable of simulating human emotions—a breakthrough for next-generation human-machine interaction. His subsequent study on Nb₂GeTe₄ introduced direction-programmable neuromorphic perception, enabling energy-efficient decision-making in complex environments. Though early in his career, Zeng’s papers have already garnered over 10 citations, signaling strong impact in the field. By integrating synaptic plasticity with anisotropic material properties, he is laying the groundwork for compact, multifunctional neuromorphic systems that could one day power emotionally aware robots and adaptive sensors. His work represents a significant step toward overcoming the von Neumann bottleneck, merging material science with cognitive computing.
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