Prof. Minye Yang's research directions have been dedicated to a multidisciplinary field including quantum theory, applied electromagnetics, radio-frequency, microwave circuits & systems, specifically focused on non-Hermitian physics. The theoretical research has also spawned versatile applications in the internet-of-things (IoTs), including biomedical sensing, self-health monitoring, secure wireless communications, and next-generation ultrasensitive sensors and systems.
We are currently looking for self-motivated master's and Ph.D. students who are interested in quantum theory, applied electromagnetics, RF antennas & circuits, physically unclonable functions, wearable/soft electronics, biomedical sensing, and machine/deep learning-assisted metasurface. We appreciate your interest in our research and the activities of our group!
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Jie Li, Fan Zhang, Xiaobin Xia, Kaihang Zhang, Jianhui Wu, Yulu Liu, Chi Zhang, Xinyu Cai, Jiaqi Lu, Liangquan Xu, Rui Wan, Dinku Hazarika, Weipeng Xuan, Jinkai Chen, Zhen Cao, Yubo Li, Hao Jin, Shurong Dong, Shaomin Zhang, Zhilu Ye, Minye Yang*, Pai-Yen Chen, Jikui Luo, An ultrasensitive multimodal intracranial pressure biotelemetric system enabled by exceptional point and iontronics, Nature Communications, 15 (1), 9557, 2024.
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M Yang, L Zhu, Q Zhong, R El-Ganainy, PY Chen, Spectral sensitivity near exceptional points as a resource for hardware encryption, Nature Communications 14 (1), 1145, 2023.
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M Yang, Z Ye, H Pan, M Farhat, AE Cetin, PY Chen, Electromagnetically unclonable functions generated by non-Hermitian absorber-emitter, Science Advances 9 (36), eadg7481, 2023.
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M Yang, Z Ye, M Farhat, PY Chen, Ultrarobust wireless interrogation for sensors and transducers: A non-Hermitian telemetry technique, IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement 70, 1-9, 2021.
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M Yang, Z Ye, N Alsaab, M Farhat, PY Chen, In-Vitro Demonstration of Ultra-Reliable, Wireless and Batteryless Implanted Intracranial Sensors Operated on Loci of Exceptional Points, IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems 16 (2), 287-295, 2022.
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2024-11-05: Congratulations to our collaborative work published in Nature Communications, which uses the Exceptional Point enhanced sensing telemetry to realize the precise monitoring of intracranial pressure. Our approach can effectively distinguish the cadiac activity and respiration cycles from the ICP waveform. Find more details here [web].
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2024-08-06: Congratulations to our newly published paper in Light: Advanced Manufacturing. We successfully exploits the nanoengineered materials to realize a light-transparent and flexible microwave antenna [web].
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2024-05-10: Our recent reserach foucsed on using the chaos near the divergent exceptional point in a PT-symmetric system for anti-counterfeiting RF tags has now released in IEEE Transactions on Antenna and Propagation. We demonstrate that higher-order PT-symmetric systems (>3) does not fundamentally improve the encryption level. Click here for more details [web].
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2024-04-29: Congradulations to our new groundbreaking work published on Nature Nanotechnology, which combines both materials innovation and advances in electromagnetic systems for werable electronic applications. Details can be found here [web].
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2023-12-22: Focusing on the recent progress on wearable electronics, we have published a review article regarding the wearable antennas and circuits for biomedical applications in terms of the materials, designs, and implementations. Find more details here [web].
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2023-11-21: Our conference paper has now been extended as a full paper published in the IEEE Sensors Journal. We demonstrate the potential of using higher-order PT symmetry for simultaneously monitoring multiple bio-indexes of the human body. Find more details here [web].
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2023-10-29: The 2023 IEEE Sensors is now organized in Vienna. We will present our work: A harmonic multimodal food quality control sensor. Find more details here [web].
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2023-10-09: The 2023 International Conference on Electromagnetics in Advanced Applications (ICEAA) is held in PORTUGAL. We have presented our work here on the topic of multimodal biomedical sensors using higher-order non-Hermitian exceptional points. Find more details here [web].
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2023-09-20: The 2024 Progress in Electromagnetics Research Symposium (PIERS) will be organized in Chengdu, China. Prof. Minye Yang will serve as the session chair of Non-Hermitian Optics and Photonics, and Exceptional Point. Call for papers: https://cd2024.piers.org/featured-plans/allsessions.html.
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2023-09-08: Congratulations to our groundbreaking work published in Science Advances. We have proposed a new encryption protocol based on random manipulation of lightwave energy via metasurfaces. Find more details here [web].
