Zhuoqing Yang
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About
Zhuoqing Yang is advancing the frontier of flexible electronics and tactile sensing, with a focus on developing high-performance sensors for human–machine interfaces, soft robotics, and healthcare monitoring. His core research areas include nanoengineered pressure sensors, multifunctional electronic skins (e-skins), and magnetorheological elastomer thin films. Yang’s major contributions center on overcoming the trade-off between sensitivity and dynamic range in tactile sensors. His most cited work, “Nanoengineering Ultrathin Flexible Pressure Sensor with Superior Sensitivity and Perfect Conformability” (2023, 75 citations), introduces microstructured designs that achieve exceptional sensitivity and conformability. He further developed a multi-contact mechanism for simultaneous normal and shear force measurement (33 citations) and created a bioinspired, environment-adaptable e-skin capable of operating under harsh conditions like high temperature and underwater (22 citations). His recent magneto-mechanical coupling study on magnetorheological elastomer thin films (2024) explores sensitivity enhancement through magnetic field modulation. Yang’s work has been published in leading journals such as *Small*, and his dual-mode pressure sensor integrating ionic electronic and piezoelectric mechanisms (2025) represents a significant step toward full-domain stress response. With a growing citation record, Yang is establishing himself as a key innovator in next-generation flexible sensor technology.
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