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Chenhang's paper is published in Science Advances

We introduce a wireless, wearable sensor to measure tissue stiffness.

Our manuscript led by Chenhang is accepted in Science Advances.

This work, conducted in collaboration with Prof. John Rogers and Prof. Changsheng Wu, introduces a skin-adhesive wearable sensor that enables wireless, continuous monitoring of subcutaneous tissue stiffness (e.g., muscle) in ambulatory settings.

Yun received the MRS Graduate Student Gold Award!

At the 2025 Materials Research Society (MRS) Spring Meeting, Yun received the Gold Graduate Student Award for her research on digital composites with reprogrammable mechanical behaviors. Huge congratulations, Yun!

Our lab's first paper is published in Nature

Please check out the research briefing for a summary of our work: Programmable Material Learns to Morph.

Our manuscript led by Yun is accepted in Nature

We introduce a programmable surface that can learn to morph into target shapes. Congratulations, Yun, and many thanks to our collaborators!

Our paper is online in PNAS

Our work on continuous monitoring of respiratory biomarkers for COVID-19 patients is online in PNAS. Great thanks to all the collaborators who played pivotal roles to make this happen!

Xiaoyue is joining Duke MEMS and B&B as a faculty member this fall

Xiaoyue is starting a tenure-track faculty appointment as an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science and Biostatistics and Bioinformatics at Duke University, effective on Nov 1, 2020.