Dongye Yang
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Total Citations
83
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About
Dongye Yang is pioneering the development of multifunctional hydrogels and nanomaterials for next-generation wearable electronics and soft robotics. Their research centers on MXene-based composites, integrating self-healing, antibacterial, and adhesive properties into flexible sensors. Yang’s most cited work (2024, 41 citations) introduces a high-performance MXene-chitosan hydrogel that simultaneously enables self-propelled Marangoni swimmers and water-enabled electricity generation—a breakthrough in combining motion and power in a single material. Another key contribution (2023, 22 citations) is a self-adhesive, self-healing PVA/MXene-Ag/sucrose hydrogel for ultra-durable strain sensors with fast response and high sensitivity, advancing electronic skin applications. Yang also developed triboelectric anisotropic nanofibrous mats (2021, 19 citations) that mimic human skin’s multisensory capabilities for human-machine interfaces. Their latest work (2025) explores weldable MXene-xanthan gum films for smart humidity-driven actuators. With a growing citation record, Yang’s innovations in self-powered, multifunctional materials are shaping the future of intelligent wearable systems and autonomous devices.
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