Dr. Yang was appointed as a member of the Youth Editorial Board of Nano-Micro Letters.

Dr. Yang received the Kren Engineering-based Medicine Initiative Project Award with Dr. Steven McCartney. Congratulations!

Dr. Yang received the Molecular Engineering & Sciences Institute (MoIES) Pilot Award with Dr. Kat Steele, Dr. Jenny Robinson, and Dr. David Baker. Congratulations!

Dr. Yang received the Northwest Nanotechnology Infrastructure (NNI) Seed Grant. Congratulations!

Dr. Yang was invited to serve as a judge for MIT Technology Review's Innovators Under 35 (Global List) in 2025.

Dr. Yang was listed in the Fierce Electronics 40 Under 40 in 2025.

Dr. Yang was listed in the MIT Technology Review's Innovators Under 35 (Global List) in 2023.

Dr. Yang was listed in the Forbes 30 under 30 in Science (North America) in 2023.

Editorial piece titled, 'Making electronics that dont last', on our bio/ecoresorbable MEMS systems published in Nature Electronics.

Our bio/ecoresorbable MEMS systems were featured as the cover for the August issue of Nature Electronics.



















TechXplore report titled, 'Transient microelectromechanical systems that can self-dissolve over time'. highlighted our bio/ecoresorbable MEMS systems published in Nature Electronics.

Research Briefing about our bio/ecoresorbable MEMS systems titled, 'Microelectromechanical systems that can dissolve in the body or the environment', appeared in Nature Electronics.

Shan Jiang and Guosong Hong wrote a perspectives piece titled, 'Cooling the pain', on our bioresorbable microfluidic implantable system for targeted block of pain signals in peripheral nerves published in Science.

Northwestern University report titled, 'Dissolving implantable device relieves pain without drugs', highlighted the dissolving implantable device relieves pain without drugs, as reported in a paper in Science.

ScienceNews report titled, "This soft, electronic ‘nerve cooler’ could be a new way to relieve pain", highlighted our bioresorbable nerve coolers published in Science.

Tsuyoshi Sekitani writes a News and Views piece titled, 'A photocurable bioelectronics tissue-interface', on our hydrogel materials for bioelectronics published in Nature Materials.