Rong Yin
Bio
Positions of research assistant are available. Preference will be given to those who have research experience in textile technology, material science, chemistry, physics, and electronics or other related fields; and good GPA.Research
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Teaching
Additional Information
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Area(s) of Expertise
Fiber Science
Technical/Electronic Textiles/Wearables
Testing and Materials Evaluation
Textile Engineering
Textile Technology
Publications
- Bio-Mimic, Fast-Moving, and Flippable Soft Piezoelectric Robots , ADVANCED SCIENCE (2023)
- Investigation of Hemp and Nylon Blended Long-Staple Yarns and Their Woven Fabrics , FIBERS AND POLYMERS (2023)
- Fiber/Yarn-Based Triboelectric Nanogenerators (TENGs): Fabrication Strategy, Structure, and Application , SENSORS (2022)
- Flexible, durable, and washable triboelectric yarn and embroidery for self-powered sensing and human-machine interaction , NANO ENERGY (2022)
- Systematic investigation and evaluation of modified ring yarns by feeding three-roving strands , TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL (2022)
- A relative hairiness index for evaluating the securities of fiber ends in staple yarns and its application , TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL (2021)
- Mathematical modeling and numerical simulation of nonlinearly elastic yarn in ring spinning , Textile Research Journal (2021)
- Viable approaches to increase the throughput of ring spinning: A critical review , JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION (2021)
- Wearable Actuators: An Overview , Textiles (2021)
- Wearable Actuators: An Overview , (2021)
Grants
The objective of this proposal is to develop hemp fiber reinforced composites for motorcycle parts to substitute current glass fiber composites of similar construction and specifications.
The objective of this project is to develop a high-performance hemp fabric with significant performance benefits so that military personnel’s mobility, maneuverability, survivability and performance in operations can be substantially improved. The major objective is to demonstrate the performance levels of hemp fabrics compared with the existing uniform fabrics. Hemp containing yarns and fabrics will be fabricated and tested.
The overarching goal of this project is to enable engineered manufacturing of sewn and embroidered e-textiles. It can be achieved by conducting sewability assessment of commercially available conductive yarns and providing optimal sewing parameters to ensure electrical performance and mechanical durability.
Groups
- Faculty
- Research: Fiber Science
- Research: Functional Textile Design
- Research: Functionalities
- Research: Performance Textiles
- Research: Polymer/Fiber/Textile Processing
- Research: Product Development
- Research: Simulation and Modeling
- Research: Technical/Electronic Textiles/Wearables
- Research: Testing and Materials Evaluation
- Academics: Textile Engineering
- Academics: Textile Engineering, Chemistry and Science
- Research: Textile Fabrication
- Academics: Textile Technology