Yonggang Leng
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Yonggang Leng is a leading figure in the development of flexible, wearable sensors for health monitoring and human-machine interaction. His research centers on microfluidic pressure sensing, soft electronics, and tactile sensing technologies. In his highly influential 2017 work, "Wearable Microfluidic Diaphragm Pressure Sensor for Health and Tactile Touch Monitoring," which has garnered over 599 citations, Dr. Leng pioneered a liquid-metal-based sensor capable of withstanding over 200% strain without failure. This breakthrough enabled robust, stretchable devices that can be worn comfortably on the skin for continuous monitoring of physiological signals, such as pulse and respiration, while also detecting subtle tactile touches. His contributions have significantly advanced the practicality of soft, wearable electronics, bridging the gap between laboratory prototypes and real-world applications in healthcare and robotics. Dr. Leng’s work is widely recognized for its impact on the field of flexible sensors, inspiring numerous follow-up studies on microfluidic elastomeric systems and laying the groundwork for next-generation wearable diagnostic tools.
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