Chi‐Chung Yeung

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Dr. Chi-Chung Yeung is a leading innovator in flexible electronics and bioinspired sensor technology, with a primary focus on developing self-powered electronic skin (e-skin) systems. His most impactful work, the 2020 paper "Bioinspired, Self-Powered, and Highly Sensitive Electronic Skin for Sensing Static and Dynamic Pressures," has garnered 54 citations, establishing him as a key contributor to the field. This research addresses a critical challenge in wearable electronics: the reliance on external power supplies. By engineering a piezoresistive pressure sensor that operates without additional batteries, Dr. Yeung has paved the way for more practical applications in healthcare monitoring, human–robot interaction, and artificial neural interfaces. His approach draws inspiration from biological systems, achieving high sensitivity to both static and dynamic pressures while maintaining self-powered functionality. This work not only simplifies device architecture but also enhances the potential for long-term, autonomous operation in real-world settings. Dr. Yeung’s contributions are particularly significant for advancing next-generation prosthetics and wearable health diagnostics, where continuous, maintenance-free sensing is essential. His research continues to bridge the gap between fundamental materials science and practical device engineering, making him a notable figure in the rapidly evolving landscape of smart, bioinspired electronics.