Ying Chen
Tsinghua University
15 Papers
88 Citations
Ying Chen is an academic researcher from Tsinghua University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Substrate (printing) & Layer (electronics). The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 15 publications.
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Papers
Skin-like biosensor system via electrochemical channels for noninvasive blood glucose monitoring
TL;DR: A strategy to design and fabricate a skin-like biosensor system for noninvasive, in situ, and highly accurate intravascular blood glucose monitoring and shows a high correlation with clinically measured blood glucose levels.
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Breathable and Stretchable Temperature Sensors Inspired by Skin
TL;DR: A strategy for biocompatible flexible temperature sensors, inspired by skin, possessing the excellent permeability of air and high quality of water-proof by using semipermeable film with porous structures as substrate is reported.
Ultra-flexible Piezoelectric Devices Integrated with Heart to Harvest the Biomechanical Energy.
Bingwei Lu,Ying Chen,Dapeng Ou,Hang Chen,Li-Wei Diao,Wei Zhang,Jun Zheng,Wei-Guo Ma,Li-Zhong Sun,Xue Feng +9 more
TL;DR: The results show the peak-to-peak voltage can reach as high as 3 V when the ultra-flexible piezoelectric device is fixed from left ventricular apex to right ventricle, demonstrating the possibility and feasibility of fully using the biomechanical energy from heart motion in human body for sustainably driving implantable devices.
Epidermal Inorganic Optoelectronics for Blood Oxygen Measurement.
Haicheng Li,Yun Xu,Li Xiaomin,Ying Chen,Yu Jiang,Changxing Zhang,Bingwei Lu,Jian Wang,Yinji Ma,Yihao Chen,Yin Huang,Minquang Ding,Honghong Su,Guofeng Song,Yi Luo,Xi-Qiao Feng +15 more
TL;DR: The authors propose all-in-one suspension structure to achieve the stretchability and conformability for surrounding environment, and they propose a two-step transfer printing method for hybrid integrating III-V group emitting elements, Si-based photodetector, and interconnects.
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Wearable skin-like optoelectronic systems with suppression of motion artifacts for cuff-less continuous blood pressure monitor.
Haicheng Li,Yinji Ma,Ziwei Liang,Zhouheng Wang,Yu Cao,Yuan Xu,Hua Zhou,Bingwei Lu,Ying Chen,Zhiyuan Han,Shisheng Cai,Xue Feng +11 more
TL;DR: A theoretical model via the virtual work principle for predicting the precise blood pressure and suppressing motion artifacts is introduced, and optical difference in the frequency domain for stable optical measurements in terms of skin-like devices is proposed.
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