Bai, Yang
Description of research
I am Associate Professor and Docent in Energy Harvesting Materials and Self-sufficient Sensor Systems in Microelectronics Research Unit, Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, University of Oulu, Finland. I specialize in research and teaching of energy harvesting and sensing technologies, including materials and devices. I obtained Ph.D. degree in 2015 from University of Birmingham, UK. I was awarded the prestigious EU’s Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship in 2016 and the European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant in 2021. I am also Chair of the Energy Materials and Systems Division (EMSD) of the American Ceramic Society, USA. I have published over 50 research papers including those on highly reputed journals such as Advanced Materials, Applied Physics Letters, ChemSusChem, Advanced Optical Materials, Journal of the European Ceramic Society and Journal of the American Ceramic Society. I also have four granted patents. I am currently the principal supervisor of five doctoral students.Keywords
Energy Harvesting, Ferroelectric, Multi-functional Materials, Perovskite, Photo-ferroelectric, PiezoelectricAffiliations
University of Oulu
Unit
Mikroelektroniikka
Source: University of Oulu
Title
Associate Professor 2025 - 2030
Education
Degrees
PhD 25.9.2011 - 8.7.2015 / University of Birmingham
Publications (52)
A system-level study of indoor light energy harvesting integrating commercially available power management circuitry
Energy as data: Revolutionizing energy efficiency of IoT devices
Exploring challenges and potential for a commercially viable piezoelectric energy harvesting system—Can Energy-as-Data concept thrive?
Kaushalya, Tharaka; Littow, Markus; Virta, Eetu; Ruotsalainen, Tarmo; Juuti, Jari; Bai, Yang
Energy harvesting and systems
2024
Energy as data: Revolutionizing energy efficiency of IoT devices
Bai, Yang
Science with Arctic Attitude -Blog
2024
Exploring challenges and potential for a commercially viable piezoelectric energy harvesting system—Can Energy-as-Data concept thrive?
Bai, Yang
Applied physics letters
2024
Research data (3)
Granted funding (5)
UNIFYEuropean Research Council2022 - 2027
Ferroelectric and optoelectric characterization of new-generation perovskite materialsResearch Council of Finland2024 - 2026
Low-energy high-performance sensing materials for environment digitalizationInfotech Oulu2022 - 2025