Yun Guolin, Cambridge physicist and wearable tech specialist, returns to China from UK
Yun Guolin, a Cambridge University physicist known for his work in pressure-sensitive wearable tech, has returned to China to become a special professor at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC). Yun will be working in the department of modern mechanics in Hefei, focusing on liquid metals, composite materials, and their applications in flexible sensors and stretchable electronics.
Prior to joining USTC, Yun was a senior research associate at the Cambridge Graphene Centre and a Royal Society Newton International Fellow at Cambridge's engineering department. He earned his bachelor's degree from USTC in 2017 and his PhD from the University of Wollongong in Australia in 2021. His research includes a wearable system using liquid metal composite sensor bracelets to detect forearm muscle movements and recognize hand gesture intent, which he published in Advanced Science last year.
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Yun Guolin, a Cambridge University physicist known for his work in pressure-sensitive wearable tech, has returned to China to become a special professor at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC). Yun will be working in the department of modern mechanics in Hefei, focusing on liquid metals, composite materials, and their applications in flexible sensors and stretchable electronics.
Prior to joining USTC, Yun was a senior research associate at the Cambridge Graphene Centre and a Royal Society Newton International Fellow at Cambridge's engineering department. He earned his bachelor's degree from USTC in 2017 and his PhD from the University of Wollongong in Australia in 2021. His research includes a wearable system using liquid metal composite sensor bracelets to detect forearm muscle movements and recognize hand gesture intent, which he published in Advanced Science last year.
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