Jia Hui Bong
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Jia Hui Bong is a rising researcher whose work sits at the intersection of nanomaterials, neuromorphic engineering, and bioinspired ion transport. Her most cited paper, “Graphene oxide–DNA/graphene oxide–PDDA sandwiched membranes with neuromorphic function” (2024, 14 citations), demonstrates a novel approach to mimicking neural behavior by controlling lithium chloride transport through polyelectrolyte interfaces. By leveraging the confined spaces between graphene oxide layers and the electrostatic interactions of poly(diallyldimethylammonium chloride) (PDDA) and DNA, Bong has created sandwiched membranes that exhibit neuromorphic function—a key step toward artificial synapses and brain-like computing systems. Her work directly addresses how polyelectrolyte behavior in nanoconfinement can replicate the protein-mediated ion transport found in living organisms. Though early in her career, Bong’s contributions are already shaping the emerging field of neuromorphic membranes, offering a scalable platform for next-generation iontronic devices. Her research holds promise for advancing both fundamental understanding of bioinspired transport and practical applications in smart membranes and neural-inspired hardware.
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