Yang Ju

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Yang Ju is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of sustainable materials science and flexible electronics. His work centers on the development of eco-friendly, biodegradable hydrogels derived from natural starch, which he integrates into next-generation flexible supercapacitors and intelligent wearable sensors. Ju’s most-cited paper, “Green starch-based self-decomposable hydrogels integrating flexible supercapacitors and intelligent human activity state monitoring” (2024, 10 citations), exemplifies his innovative approach to addressing electronic waste while enabling real-time human activity tracking. By combining self-decomposable materials with energy storage and sensing capabilities, he has opened new pathways for truly sustainable wearable technology. Though early in its citation impact, this work has already garnered attention for its dual focus on environmental responsibility and advanced functionality. Ju’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging green chemistry with practical applications in health monitoring and energy systems, positioning him as a rising voice in the push toward circular electronics. His research not only advances material science but also inspires a future where devices can harmlessly degrade after use.