Yuhang Zhao

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Yuhang Zhao is a pioneering researcher in the field of bio-inspired nanoelectronics, with a primary focus on neuromorphic devices that emulate human sensory systems. Their most notable contribution is the development of a sub-10 nm vertical organic/inorganic hybrid transistor, which successfully mimics the functions of biological nociceptors—the sensory neurons responsible for pain perception and sensitization. This groundbreaking work, published in 2019 and cited 186 times, represents a significant leap in creating artificial systems that can not only detect harmful stimuli but also regulate pain sensitization, closely mirroring the complex behavior of biological pain pathways. Zhao's research bridges the gap between organic and inorganic materials, enabling ultra-miniaturized devices with unprecedented performance. By engineering transistors that can emulate both pain-perceptual and sensitization-regulated nociceptors, Zhao has opened new avenues for advanced robotics, prosthetics, and human-machine interfaces. This work stands as a landmark achievement in the quest to develop electronic skins and neural interfaces that can replicate the nuanced sensory experiences of living organisms, positioning Zhao as a leading innovator in neuromorphic engineering and bio-inspired electronics.