Mengmeng Yao

This paper demonstrates the stabilization of gas in aqueous environments using metal-organic frameworks to enable persistent acoustic transduction for long-term ultrasound-biological interfacing.

This paper develops multicolored mechanoluminescent nanoparticles that enable non-invasive neuromodulation using ultrasound and light, achieving bidirectional control of neurons.

This paper introduces a wearable patch for non-invasive ultrasound neuromodulation and sleep recording, showing increased REM sleep duration and reduced latency in human subjects.

This paper develops a wearable ultrasound device with bioadhesive hydrogel for long-term neuromodulation, demonstrating its effectiveness in suppressing somatosensory responses over 28 days.

This paper introduces a stretchable, hair-compatible EEG system that maintains signal integrity over long-term use and validates its performance in brain-computer interface tasks.