Yan Yan Shery Huang

Professor of Bioengineering @Cambridge_Uni, Biointerface and Biofabrication for Health and Sustainability.
Associate Editor @ACS_AMI

[Yan Yan Shery Huang @Biointerface_CU]

Thank you @NaturePortfolio for sharing our work 🕸️Imperceptible augmentation of living systems with organic bioelectronic fibres🕸️ #Biofabrication
#EngineeringBiology

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

A study in @NatureElectron uses customizable fibre networks to create on-skin electrodes that can record electrocardiogram and electromyography signals, skin-gated organic electrochemical transistors and augmented touch and plant interfaces. https://t.co/4pyyWNvGSQ

[Bio-Design and Manufacturing @BioDesignManuf]

Shaping the future of biofabrication and biomanufacturing in Singapore

Learn more: https://t.co/JrgGqjBaUJ

[Iek Man Lei @iekmanlei]

🚀Happy to share our work on Adv. Mater. @AdvPortfolio with @Biointerface_CU @Cambridge_Uni @Cambridge_Eng!

Freeform #manufacturing of #plant-based structural #color & #mechanochromic devices🌿

🤩Color preserves in liquids & suspended features
#3dprinting #hydrogels @UM_1981

[Bio-Design and Manufacturing @BioDesignManuf]

Artificial intelligence-enabled Bioprinting 5.0

Learn more: https://t.co/RCjeUeSCq0

[Prof Arnold Lining Ju @ArnoldLiningJu]

Thrilled to co-chair a massive success at today’s BME - Sydney Nano Symposium! 🚀 Honored to host legends like @ProfJohnARogers @NorthwesternU, Andrés Garcia @GeorgiaTech, and many more. 🌟 Huge thanks to @SydneyNano , @CPC_usyd @USYDBME @Eng_IT_Sydney making this happen.

[Prof Arnold Lining Ju @ArnoldLiningJu]

The future of #Bioelectronics and #Mechanobiology is bright! 💡📸
#USYD #BME #Innovation #AcademicTwitter Tzung Hsiai @Tang_Lab_EPFL @Biointerface_CU @ChenXD_NTU_Sg Tony Weiss

[John A Rogers @ProfJohnARogers]

Really great to spend a day with the faculty and students associated with the Department of Biomedical Engineering here at the @Sydney_Uni (USYD)! The events included a collection of top speakers from USYD and from outside institutions, followed by rapid fire presentations from a broader collection of the faculty at USYD as the basis for exploring collaboration opportunities, and capped off by a group dinner! Lots of stimulating interactions! I spoke on our work in technologies for medical monitoring, blending a couple of stories of on-going translational efforts at @Sibel_Health and @epicorebio, with some frontier research opportunities in sweat-based medical diagnostics for cystic fibrosis and chronic kidney disease and in wearable devices for transient measurements of gaseous flux from the surface of the skin in the context of wound healing. Thanks to Prof. @wenlongcheng, Prof. Wei Chen, Prof. Arnold Lining Ju and Dr. Helen Haimei Zhao for organizing and for inviting me to participate! Too many impressive speakers to mention them all, but shout outs to Prof. Dae Hyeong Kim (former PhD student now on the faculty at @SeoulNatlUni), Prof. @ChenXD_NTU_Sg and Prof. @Biointerface_CU for top-notch invited talks in the area of bioelectronics!

[Bio-Design and Manufacturing @BioDesignManuf]

Pathological quality control chips for tuberculosis

Learn more: https://t.co/ndeERfrxej

@ZJU_China

[Yujia Yoga Zhang @yujiayogazhang]

We are hiring two new PhDs in bioiontronics and neuromorphic computing at @EPFL_en, starting in Spring 2026! We are working in an emerging and exciting field, and looking for top candidates!

https://t.co/5Ik0wpHfBD

https://t.co/5P1lZaBqUi

[Engineering Dept @Cambridge_Eng]

Prof Garth Wells (@JesusCollegeCam) named Deputy Executive Chair of @EPSRC, part of @UKRI_News. Areas that he will be involved in include Skills & Talent, Digital #Research Infrastructure, Trusted Research & #Innovation & the R&D Missions Accelerator Prog

https://t.co/7tF1ekMuoR

[Cambridge University @Cambridge_Uni]

From the spires to the River Cam, beautiful Cambridge glows in the autumn light 🍂

For everyone who studies, works, visits or lives here, this is your Cambridge from above.

[Sergiu P. Pasca @Sergiu_P_Pasca]

This week, we published in @ScienceMagazine an article outlining the current ethical and societal implications of research involving human neural #organoids and #assembloids, their transplantation, and highlighted potential next steps.

Grateful to @HankGreelyLSJU for co-leading this group effort.

Looking forward to continuing these conversations at the upcoming conference at Asilomar next week

[Tawfique Hasan @TawfiqueHasan]

Very pleased to be a part of this exciting work led by Prof Huang. We contributed by demonstrating a suspended aerogel based for #formaldehyde sensor with these microfibers acting as electrodes under our EPSRC DIVINE project. @Biointerface_CU @rehtaf_doG

[Engineering Dept @Cambridge_Eng]

🎬 Watch how conductive #microfibres turn everyday objects into #healthcare monitors & energy devices ⚡

Pressure on the microfibres = real-time #electrocardiogram signals measured

Our researchers demo this using a #robotic hand, pencil & plier tool 🦾

https://t.co/naGKjq1VnZ

[Yan Yan Shery Huang @Biointerface_CU]

@CTLimLab Many congratulations CT! Amazing achievements!

[George Malliaras @GeorgeMalliaras]

Today #ECME2025 hosts a special session to celebrate the work of Prof. Sir Richard Friend @DeptofPhysics. Full house, amazing talks! @Cambridge_Uni

[Yan Yan Shery Huang @Biointerface_CU]

@JunChenLab Many congratulations Jun!!

[Xingyu Jiang @xingyu]

SUSTech in Shenzhen China is recruiting PhD students
https://t.co/l8y7SiPSxU

[George Malliaras @GeorgeMalliaras]

What a community! Amazing presentations so far at #ECME2025, the future of organic/molecular electronics is very bright. Thanks to co-organisers @biochemist_hero @cebcambridge @hsirringhaus @DeptofPhysics @Cambridge_Eng @Cambridge_Uni

[Bio-Design and Manufacturing @BioDesignManuf]

Uniting an academic community via Bio-Design and Manufacturing

Learn more: https://t.co/haobP7Cp0N

[Cambridge Development & Alumni Relations @YoursCambridge]

From 26 billion-dollar businesses to 125 Nobel Prizes, Cambridge's innovation is impressive in numbers. But what's even more remarkable is what lies behind.

It’s the community spirit. The students and partners who find each other. The informal meetups. The late-night brainstorming sessions. It’s the encouragement to take a side project further.

On #WorldEntrepreneursDay, we celebrate not just the stats, but the grassroots innovations that Cambridge University Entrepreneurs bring to life – for this generation and the next.

🔗Read The next generation in CAM's latest issue: https://t.co/OdVMqn74Za