Dr. Wenjun Yan is currently serving as an Associate Professor at Hangzhou Dianzi University. She completed her Ph.D. in Microelectronics and Solid-State Electronics at Tianjin University in 2017. Following her doctoral studies, Dr. Yan embarked on her academic career at Hangzhou Dianzi University, where she has contributed significantly to the field of semiconductor gas sensors. Her research interests extend to the development of artificial intelligent olfactory sensor systems and their practical applications. Prior to her current role, she enriched her expertise as a postdoctoral fellow at Zhejiang University, further enhancing her contributions to sensor technology and its innovative applications.
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šEducation:
Dr. Wenjun Yan completed her Ph.D. in Microelectronics and Solid-State Electronics at Tianjin University in 2017. Following her doctoral studies, she joined Hangzhou Dianzi University as an Associate Professor, where she has made substantial contributions to the field of semiconductor gas sensors. Her research is particularly focused on advancing artificial intelligent olfactory sensor systems and exploring their practical applications.
šAwards And Honors:
Prior to her current position, Dr. Yan gained valuable experience as a postdoctoral fellow at Zhejiang University, where she further honed her expertise in sensor technology. Her innovative work has garnered recognition in the form of awards and acknowledgments within the academic and scientific community.
Publication Top Notes:
- Title: Artificial olfactory sensor based on single metal atom oxide for intelligent nanoelectronics
- Journal: Applied Surface Science
- Title: Thermal Modulation of Resistance Gas Sensor Facilitates Recognition of Fragrance Odors
- Title: High performance H2 sensors based on NiO-SnO2 nanosheets in temperature-pulsed operation mode
- Journal: Smart Materials and Structures
- Title: Low Concentration CO Gas Sensor Based on Pulsed-Heating and Wafer-Level Fabricated MEMS Hotplate
- Journal: IEEE Electron Device Letters
- Title: Highly Selective MEMS Gas Sensor to Detect H2 and NH3 With Tunable Discrimination
- Journal: IEEE Sensors Journal