Publications

Publication Lists

2025

  1. D. Biswabhusan, Y. Noh, S. N. Paltasingh, C. Naman, S. S. Nemala, R. Aparna, K. Suvigya, A. Capasso, S. K. Nayak, L. H. Yeh, K. Gopinadhan,*"Single symmetric nanopores in ultrathin crystalline ferroelectric BiFeO3 as polarization-switchable ionic diodes“, Nature Communications, https://doi.org/10.1038/
    s41467-025-68262-7(2026)

    (2024 IF: 15.7, Multidisciplinary Sciences: 10/136)
  2. N. C-R Chen, P. C. Han, L. H. Yeh, Y. H. Peng, C. A. Lung, Y. Yamauchi, K. Wu,*"A full sub-2 nm and acid-resistant MOF-COF ionic diode membrane for efficient ionic gradient power generation“, Chemical Engineering Journal, 525, 170303.(2025)
    (2024 IF: 13.2, Engineering, Chemical: 8/175)
  3. D. Biswabhusan, Y. Noh, S. N. Paltasingh, C. Naman, S. S. Nemala, R. Aparna, K. Suvigya, A. Capasso, S. K. Nayak, L. H. Yeh, K. Gopinadhan,*"Interaction-driven giant electrostatic modulation of ion permeation in atomically small capillaries, Nature Communications, 16, 8542. (2025)
    (2024 IF: 15.7, Multidisciplinary Sciences: 10/136)
  4. F. Prasetyo, T.-Y. Huang, A. R. Fauziah, L. H. Yeh,*" Boosting ion transport and salinity gradient power performance through a HKUST-1 MOF based ionic diode membrane with large nanoarchitected pore geometry gradient“, Chemical Engineering Journal, 521, 166471. (2025)
    (2024 IF: 13.2, Engineering, Chemical: 8/175)
  5. A. A. Nazari, L. H. Yeh, S. N Ashrafizadeh, *" Soft layer charge modulation in nanofluidic membranes: A pathway to enhanced desalination“, Desalination, 614, 119153. (2025)
    (2024 IF: 9.8, Engineering, Chemical: 14/175)
  6. Y. C. Tseng, L. H. Yeh,* H. L. Yip, C. C. Chueh, *"Challenges and Future Prospects of Organic Photovoltaics for Underwater Applications, Small, 2412507. (2025)
    (2024 IF: 12.1, Chemistry, Physical: 24/185)
  7. T. Y. Huang, L. Laysandra, N. C. R. Chen, F. Prasetyo, Y. C. Chiu, L. H. Yeh, K. C. W. Wu, *MOF composites for revolutionizing blue energy harvesting and next-gen soft electronics“, Advances in Colloid and Interface Science, 340, 103444. (2025)
    (2024 IF: 19.3, Chemistry, Physical: 11/185)
  8. S. Lalita, R. Aparna, K. Suvigya, K. Gopinadhan, L. H. Yeh, *“Room-Temperature Deuterium Separation in van Der Waals Gap Engineered Vermiculite Quantum Sieves“, Small, 2412229. (2025)
    (2024 IF: 12.1, Chemistry, Physical: 24/185)
  9.  S. C. Hsu,  C. K. Wen, S. C. Chen, Y. S. Chen,  L. H. Yeh,  H. Sun, *Preparation and Investigation of Optoelectronic Properties of Polarity-Controllable Titanium Oxide Thin Films Using High-Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering",Ceramics International, 51, 4861-4869. (2025)
    (2024 IF: 5.6, Materials Science, Ceramics: 3/33)
  10. Y. C. Tseng, C. C. Chueh, H. L. Yip, L. H. Yeh, *"Challenges and Future Prospects of Organic Photovoltaics for Underwater Applications“,Small, 2412507. (2025) 
    (2024 IF: 12.1, Chemistry, Physical: 24/185)
  11. K. Suvigya, S. Lalita, S. N. Sankar, A. Capasso, L. H. Yeh, K.  Gopinadhan, *“Can structure influence hydrovoltaic energy generation? Insights from the metallic 1T′ and semiconducting 2H phases of MoS2“, Nanoscale,17, 3451-3459. (2025)
    (2024 IF: 5.1, Physics, Applied: 45/187)
  12.  A. R. Fauziah, R. Aparna, F. Prasetyo, K. Gopinadhan, L. H. Yeh,*“Geometrical engineering of nearly fully cation-selective 2D angstrom-scale ionic diode membranes for highly efficient osmotic energy conversion”, Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 13, 11749-11759. (2025)
    (2024 IF: 9.5, Engineering, Chemical: 16/171)

2024

  1. C. H. Chuang, Y. H. Peng, C. K. Chang, P. Y. Chang, D. Y. Kang, L. H. Yeh, *“Crystal Orientation Control in Angstrom-Scale Channel Membranes for Significantly Enhanced Blue Energy Harvesting", Chemical Engineering Journal, 499, 155934. (2024)
    (2023 IF: 13.4, Engineering, Chemical: 7/170)                 1-s2.0-S1385894724074254-ga1_lrg
  2. C. Lin, H. H. Chen, C. W. Chu, L. H. Yeh, *"Massively Enhanced Charge Selectivity, Ion Transport, and Osmotic Energy Conversion by Antiswelling Nanoconfined Hydrogels“, Nano Letters, 24, 11756-11762. (2024)
    (2023 IF: 9.6, Physics, Applied: 18/179)

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  3. W. H. Lin, T. Y. Huang, C. H. Bai, C. H. Hung, C. A. Lung, W. H. Hung, K. Gopinadhan, L. H. Yeh,*Novel Ultrastable 2D MOF/MXene Nanofluidic Membrane with Ultralow Resistance for Highly Efficient Osmotic Power HarvestingNano Energy, 128, 109924. (2024)
    (2023 IF: 16.8, Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 24/438)1-s2.0-S2211285524006724-ga1_lrg
  4. V. P. Mai, C. R. Gu, A. R. Fauziah, Z. J. Yang, K. C. W. Wu, L. H. Yeh,* R. J. Yang,*“Two-Dimensional Metal-Organic Framework Nanocomposite Membranes with Shortened Ion Pathways for Enhanced Salinity Gradient Power Harvesting”, Chemical Engineering Journal, 4, 2300167. (2024)
    (2023 IF: 13.4, Engineering, Chemical: 7/170)
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  5. Y. S. Su, A. R. Fauziah, C. Y. Wong, T. Y. Huang, L. H. Yeh,*“Understanding the Enhanced Osmotic Energy Conversion in Heterogeneous Membranes Using Engineered Branched Alumina Nanochannel Membranes”, Small Science, 4, 2300167. (2024)
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2023

  1. A. R. Fauziah, L. H. Yeh,*“Engineered Heterogenous Subnanochannel Membranes with a Tri-Continuous Pore Structure of Large Geometry Gradient for Massively Enhanced Osmotic Power Conversion from Organic Solutions”, Advanced Functional Materials, 34, 2306834. (2023)
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  2. T. Y. Huang, Y. C. Su, C. A. Lung, C. C. Chueh, L. H. Yeh,*“A Switchable Ionic Diode Membrane Enabled by Sub-3 nm Covalent Organic Framework Channels”, Giant,100184. (2023)
    (2022 IF: 7.0, Chemistry, Multidisciplinary: 50/230)1-s2.0-S2666542523000462-ga1_lrg
  3. C. W. Chu, A. R. Fauziah, L. H. Yeh,*“Optimizing Membranes for Osmotic Power Generation”, Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 62, e202303582. (2023)
    (2022 IF: 16.6, Chemistry, Multidisciplinary: 13/178)
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  4. K.T. Huang, W. H. Hung, Y. C. Su, F. C. Tang, L. D. Linh, C. J. Huang, L. H. Yeh,*“Zwitterionic Gradient Double-Network Hydrogel Membranes with Superior Biofouling Resistance for Sustainable Osmotic Energy Harvesting”, Advanced Functional Materials, 2211316. (2023)
    (2021 IF: 19.924, Nanoscience & Nanotechnology: 8/109)擷取
  5. R. Y. Zhang, M. Gao, W. R. Liu, W. H. Chiang, L. H. Yeh,*“A Graphene/Carbon Black Nanofluidic Membrane with Fast Ion Transport for Enhanced Electrokinetic Energy Generation.”, Carbon, 204, 1-6. (2023)
    (2021 IF: 11.307, Chemistry, Physical: 30/165)1-s2.0-S1385894722047234-ga1_lrg
  6. Y. H. Su, W. H. Hung, A. R. Fauziah, Z. S. Siwy, L. H. Yeh,*“A pH gradient induced rectification inversion in asymmetric nanochannels leads to remarkably improved osmotic power”, Chemical Engineering Journal, 456, 141064. (2023)
    (2021 IF: 16.744, Engineering, Chemical: 4/143)
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  7. A. R. Fauziaha, C. W. Chu, L. H. Yeh,* “Engineered subnanochannel ionic diode membranes based on metal–organic frameworks for boosted lithium ion transport and osmotic energy conversion in organic solution”, Chemical Engineering Journal, 452, 139244. (2023)
    (2021 IF: 16.744, Engineering, Chemical: 4/143)
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2022

  1. W. Chang, C. W. Chu, Y. S. Su, L. H. Yeh,* “Space Charge Enhanced Ion Transport in Heterogeneous Polyelectrolyte/Alumina Nanochannel Membranes for High-Performance Osmotic Energy Conversion”, Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 10, 2867-2875.(2022) (Featured on inside front cover)
    (2020 IF: 12.732, Energy & Fuels: 8/114)

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2021 

  1. C. Tsai, Y. S. Su, M. Gao, L. H. Yeh,*Realization of Robust Mesoscale Ionic Diodes for Ultrahigh Osmotic Energy Generation at Mild Neutral pH”, Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 9, 20502-20509. (2021) (HOT Papers).
    (2020 IF: 12.732, Energy & Fuels: 8/114)
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  2. Y. S. Su, S. C. Hsu, P. H. Peng, J. Y. Yang, M. Gao, L. H. Yeh,*Unraveling the Anomalous Channel-Length-Dependent Blue Energy Conversion Using Engineered Alumina Nanochannels”, Nano Energy, 84, 105930. (2021)
    (2020 IF: 17.881, Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 16/334)
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  3. C. Liu, L. H. Yeh,* M. J. Zheng, K. C. W. Wu,*Highly Selective and High-Performance Osmotic Power Generators in Subnanochannel Membranes Enabled by Metal-Organic Frameworks”, Science Advances, 7, eabe9924. (2021)
    (2020 IF: 14.136, Multidisciplinary Sciences: 5/72)
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  4. H. Lin, W. S. Hsu, A. Preet, L. H. Yeh,* Y. H. Chen, Y. P. Pao, S. F. Lin, S. Lee, J. C. Fan, L. Wang, Y. P. Chiu, B. S. Yip, T. E. Lin,* “Ingestible Polysaccharide Battery Coupled with a Self-charging Nanogenerator for Controllable Disinfection System”, Nano Energy, 79, 105440. (2021)
    (2020 IF: 17.881, Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 16/334)

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2020 (5 papers)

  1. Gao, P. C. Tsai, Y. S. Su, P. H. Peng, L. H. Yeh,*Single Mesopores with High Surface Charges as Ultrahigh Performance Osmotic Power Generators”, Small, 16, 2006013. (2020)
    (2019 IF: 11.459, Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 23/314)
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  2. C. Zheng, L. H. Yeh,*Improved Rectification and Osmotic Power in Polyelectrolyte-Filled Mesopores”, Micromachines, 11, 949. (2020)
    (2019 IF: 2.524, Instruments & Instrumentation: 24/64)
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  3. H. Chao,1 L. H. Yeh,1*R. T. Wu, K. Kawagishi, S. C. Hsu,*Novel Patterned Sapphire Substrates for Enhancing the Efficiency of GaN-Based Light-Emitting Diodes”, RSC Advances, 10, 16284-16290. (2020)(1: co-first authors)
    (2019 IF: 3.119, Chemistry, Multidisciplinary: 73/177)
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  4. H. Peng, H. C. Ou Yang, P. C. Tsai, L. H. Yeh,*Thermal Dependence of the Mesoscale Ionic Diode: Modeling and Experimental Verification”, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 12, 17139-17146. (2020)
    (2018 IF: 8.456, Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 27/293)
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  5. Y. Lin, P. H. Wong, P. H. Wang, Z. S. Siwy, L. H. Yeh,*Electrodiffusioosmosis-Induced Negative Differential Resistance in pH-Regulated Mesopores Containing Purely Monovalent Solutions”, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 12, 3198-3204. (2020)
    (2018 IF: 8.456, Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 27/293)

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2019 (4 papers)

  1. L. H. Yeh,* Z. Y. Huang, Y. C. Liu, M. J. Deng, T. H. Chou, H. C. Ou Yang, T. Ahamad, S. M. Alshehri, Kevin C. W. Wu, “A Nanofluidic Osmotic Power Generator Demonstrated in Polymer Gel Electrolytes with Substantially Enhanced Performance”, Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 7, 26791-26796. (2019)
    (2018 IF: 10.733, Energy & Fuels: 6/103)
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  2. P. Hsu, T. C. Su, P. H. Peng, S. C. Hsu, L. H. Yeh,*Unraveling the Anomalous Surface-Charge-Dependent Osmotic Power Using a Single Funnel-Shaped Nanochannel”, ACS Nano, 13, 13374-13381. (2019)
    (2018 IF: 13.903, Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 18/293)
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  3. J. Deng,* L. H. Yeh, Y. H. Lin, J. M. Chen, T. H. Chou,*3D Network V2O5 Electrodes in a Gel Electrolyte for High-Voltage Wearable Symmetric Pseudocapacitors”, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 11, 29838-29848. (2019)
    (2018 IF: 8.456, Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 27/293)
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  4. Y. Lin, C. Combs, L. H. Yeh,* Y. S. Su, Z. S. Siwy,* “Rectification of Concentration Polarization in Mesopores Leads To High Conductance Ionic Diodes and High Performance Osmotic Power”, Journal of the American Chemical Society, 141, 3691-3698. (2019)
    (2018 IF: 14.695, Chemistry, Multidisciplinary: 12/172)

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2018 (3 papers)

  1. J. Deng, T. H. Chou, L. H. Yeh,* J. M. Chen, K. T. Lu, “4.2 V Wearable Asymmetric Supercapacitor Devices Based on VOx//MnOx Paper Electrode and Eco-Friendly Deep Eutectic Solvent-Based Gel Electrolyte”, Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 6, 20686-20694. (2018) (Featured on inside back cover)
    (2018 IF: 10.733, Rank in Energy & Fuels: 6/103)

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  2. Y. Lin, J. P. Hsu, L. H. Yeh,*Rectification of Ionic Current in Nanopores Functionalized with Bipolar Polyelectrolyte Brushes”, Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 258, 1223-1229. (2018)
    (2018 SCI Impact Factor: 6.393, Rank in Instruments & Instrumentation: 2/61)
  3. Y. Lin, L. H. Yeh,* Z. S. Siwy,* “Voltage Induced Modulation of Ionic Concentrations and Ion Current Rectification in Mesopores with Highly Charged Pore Walls”, Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, 9, 393-398. (2018)
    (2017 SCI Impact Factor: 8.709, Rank in Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical: 3/36)


2017 (3 papers)

  1. L. H. Yeh,* F. Chen, Y. T. Chiou, Y. S. Su, “Anomalous pH-Dependent Nanofluidic Salinity Gradient Power”, Small, 13, 1702691. (2017) (Featured on frontispiece cover).
    (2017 SCI Impact Factor: 9.598, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 22/285)
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  2. Ma, Y. S. Su, S. Qian, L. H. Yeh,*Analytical Model for Surface-Charge-Governed Nanochannel Conductance”, Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 247, 697-705. (2017)
    (2017 SCI Impact Factor: 5.667, Rank in Instruments & Instrumentation: 2/61)
  3. Mei, L. H. Yeh,* S. Qian, “Buffer Anions Can Enormously Enhance the Electrokinetic Energy Conversion in Nanofluidics with Highly Overlapped Double Layers”, Nano Energy, 32, 374-381. (2017)
    (2017 SCI Impact Factor: 13.120, Rank in Physics, Applied: 7/146)


2016 (7 papers)

  1. Y. Lin, F. Chen, L. H. Yeh,* J. P. Hsu, “Salt Gradient Driven Ion Transport in Solid-State Nanopores: The Crucial Role of Reservoir Geometry and Size”, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 18, 30160-30165. (2016)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.123, Rank in Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical: 6/35, Top 17 %)
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  2. Zhou, L. H. Yeh, F. C. Li, B. Mauroy, S. W. Joo,*Deformability-Based Electrokinetic Particle Separation”, Micromachines, 7, 170. (2016)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 1.833, Rank in Instruments & Instrumentation: 23/58)
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  3. Y. Qiu,1 Y. Lin,1 P. Hinkle, T. S. Plett, C. Yang, J. V. Chacko, M. A. Digman, L. H. Yeh,* J. P. Hsu,* Z. S. Siwy,*Highly Charged Particles Cause a Larger Current Blockage in Micropores Compared to Neutral Particles”, ACS Nano, 10, 8413-8422. (2016)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 13.942, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 9/275, Top 4 %)
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  4. S. Cheng,* J. H. Wu, L. H. Yeh, “Utilization of Calophyllum Inophyllum Shell and Kernel Oil Cake for Reducing Sugar Production”, Bioresource Technology, 212, 338-341. (2016)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 5.651, Rank in Agricultural Engineering: 1/14, Top 8 %)
  5. Zhou, L. Mei, Y. S. Su, L. H. Yeh,* X. Zhang, S. Qian “Gated Ion Transport in a Soft Nanochannel with Biomimetic Polyelectrolyte Brush Layers”, Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 229, 305-314. (2016)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 5.401, Rank in Instruments & Instrumentation: 2/58, Top 4 %)
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  6. Mei, T. H. Chou, Y. S. Cheng, M. J. Huang, L. H. Yeh,* S. Qian, “Electrophoresis of pH-Regulated Nanoparticles: Impact of the Stern Layer”, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 18, 9927-9934. (2016) (Featured on the outside front cover)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.123, Rank in Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical: 6/35, Top 17 %)
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  7. Mei,1 L. H. Yeh,1,* S. Qian,*Gate Modulation of Proton Transport in a Nanopore”, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 18, 7449-7458. (2016)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.123, Rank in Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical: 6/35, Top 17 %)

2015 (7 papers)

  1. P. Zeng,1 L. H. Yeh,1,* M. Zhang, S. Qian, “Ion Transport and Selectivity in Biomimetic Nanopores with pH-Tunable Zwitterionic Polyelectrolyte Brushes”, Nanoscale, 7, 17020-17029. (2015)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 7.367, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 23/275, Top 9 %)
  2. Y. Lin,1 L. H. Yeh,1,* J. P. Hsu, S. Tseng, “Regulating Current Rectification and Nanoparticle Transport through a Salt Gradient in Bipolar Nanopores”, Small, 35, 4594-4602. (2015)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 8.643, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 20/275, Top 8 %)
  3. L. H. Yeh,* Y. Ma, S. Xue, S. Qian, “Gate Manipulation of Ionic Conductance in a Nanochannel with Overlapped Electric Double Layers”, Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 215, 266-271. (2015)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 5.401, Rank in Instruments & Instrumentation: 2/58, Top 4 %)
  4. J. Huang, L. Mei, L. H. Yeh,* S. Qian, “pH-Regulated Nanopore Conductance with Overlapped Electric Double Layers”, Electrochemistry Communications, 55, 60-63. (2015)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.396, Rank in Electrochemistry: 5/29)
  5. Ma,1 L. H. Yeh,1,* C. Y. Lin, L. Mei, S. Qian, “pH-Regulated Ionic Conductance in a Nanochannel with Overlapped Electric Double Layers”, Analytical Chemistry, 87, 4508-4514. (2015)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 6.320, Rank in Chemistry, Analytical: 4/76, Top 5 %)
  6. Mei,1 L. H. Yeh,1,* S. Qian, “Buffer Effect on the Ionic Conductance in a pH-Regulated Nanochannel”, Electrochemistry Communications, 51, 129-132. (2015)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.396, Rank in Electrochemistry: 5/29)
  7. H. Liang,1 L. H. Yeh,1 P. W. Liao, T. H. Chou,*Characterization and In Vitro Biocompatibility of Catanionic Assemblies Formed with Oppositely Charged Dicetyl Amphiphiles”, Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces, 126, 10-17. (2015) (1: co-first author)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 3.887, Rank in Biophysics: 16/72)

2014 (10 papers)

  1. Atalay, L. H. Yeh,* S. Qian,*Proton Enhancement in an Extended Nanochannel”, Langmuir, 30, 13116-13120. (2014)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 3.833, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 54/275)
  2. L. H. Yeh,* Y. Ma, S. Xue, S. Qian, “Electroviscous Effect on the Streaming Current in a pH-Regulated Nanochannel”, Electrochemistry Communications, 48, 77-80. (2014)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.396, Rank in Electrochemistry: 5/29)
  3. Ma, S. Xue, S. C. Hsu, L. H. Yeh,* S. Qian,* H. Tan, “Programmable Ionic Conductance in a pH-Regulated Gated Nanochannel”, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 16, 20138-20146. (2014)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.123, Rank in Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical: 6/35)
  4. Miline,1 L. H. Yeh,1,* T. H. Chou, S. Qian,*Tunable Donnan Potential and Electrokinetic Flow in a Biomimetic Gated Nanochannel with pH-Regulated Polyelectrolyte Brushes”, Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 118, 19806-19813. (2014)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.536, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 43/275)
  5. Ma,1 L. H. Yeh,1,* S. Qian, J. P. Hsu, S. Tseng, “Analytical Model for Surface Charge Property of pH-Regulated Nanorods”, Electrochemistry Communications, 45, 75-78. (2014)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.396, Rank in Electrochemistry: 5/29)
  6. Ma,1 L. H. Yeh,1,* S. Qian,*pH-Regulated Ionic Conductance in a Nanopore”, Electrochemistry Communications, 43, 91-94. (2014)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.396, Rank in Electrochemistry: 5/29)
  7. H. Chou,* C. W. Chen, C. H. Liang, L. H. Yeh, S. Qian, “Simple Synthesis, Self-Assembly, and Cytotoxicity of Novel Dimeric Cholesterol Derivatives”, Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces, 116, 153-159. (2014)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 3.887, Rank in Biophysics: 16/72)
  8. Xue,1 L. H. Yeh,1,* Y. Ma, S. Qian, “Tunable Streaming Current in a pH-Regulated Nanochannel by a Field Effect Transistor”, Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 118, 6090-6099. (2014)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.536, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 43/275)
  9. L. H. Yeh,* C. Hughes, Z. Zeng, S. Qian, “Tuning Ion Transport and Selectivity by a Salt Gradient in a Charged Nanopore”, Analytical Chemistry, 86, 2681-2686. (2014)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 6.320, Rank in Chemistry, Analytical: 4/76, Top 5 %)
  10. H. Chou,* C. H. Liang, Y. C. Lee, L. H. Yeh, “Effects of Lipid Composition on Physicochemical Characteristics and Cytotoxicity of Vesicles Composed of Cationic and Anionic Dialkyl Lipids”, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 16, 1545-1553. (2014)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.123, Rank in Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical: 6/35)

 


2013 (9 papers)

  1. Benson,1 L. H. Yeh,1,* T. H. Chou, S. Qian,*Field Effect Regulation of Donnan Potential and Electrokinetic Flow in a Functionalized Soft Nanochannel”, Soft Matter, 9, 9767-9773. (2013)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 3.889, Rank in Physics, Multidisciplinary: 9/79)
  2. Wang, N. Hu,* L. H. Yeh, X. Zheng, J. Yang,* S. W. Joo,* S. Qian,*Electroformation and Electrofusion of Giant Vesicles in a Microfluidic Device”, Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces, 110, 81-87. (2013)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 3.887, Rank in Biophysics: 16/72)
  3. H. Liang, W. Y. Ho, L. H. Yeh, Y. S. Cheng, T. H. Chou,*Effects of 1-hexadecyl-3-methylimidazolium Ionic Liquids on the Physicochemical Characteristics and Cytotoxicity of Phosphatidylcholine Vesicles”, Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, 436, 1083-1091. (2013)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 2.714, Rank in Chemistry, Physical: 65/146)
  4. L. H. Yeh,* M. Zhang, S. Qian, “Ion Transport in a pH-Regulated Nanopore”, Analytical Chemistry, 85, 7527-7534. (2013)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 6.320, Rank in Chemistry, Analytical: 4/76, Top 5 %)
  5. Tseng, J. P. Hsu,* H. M. Lo, L. H. Yeh,*Electrophoresis of a Soft Sphere in a Necked Cylindrical Pore”, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 15, 11758-11765. (2013)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.123, Rank in Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical: 6/35)
  6. Hughes,1 L. H. Yeh,1,* S. Qian,*Field Effect Modulation of Surface Charge Property and Electroosmotic Flow in a Nanochannel: Stern Layer Effect”, Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 117, 9322-9331. (2013)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.536, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 43/275)
  7. Liu, L. Zhao, J. Yang,* X. Wang, N. Hu,* L. H. Yeh, S. W. Joo, S. Qian, “Low-Voltage Pulsed Electric Field Sterilization on a Microfluidic Chip”, Electroanalysis, 25, 1301-1309. (2013)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 2.851, Rank in Chemistry, Analytical: 21/76)
  8. Tseng, C. Y. Lin, J. P. Hsu,* L. H. Yeh,*Electrophoresis of Deformable Polyelectrolytes in a Nanofluidic Channel”, Langmuir, 29, 2446-2454. (2013)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 3.833, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 54/275)
  9. Tseng, T. H. Hsieh, L. H. Yeh, N. Wang, J. P. Hsu,*Electrophoresis of a Charge-Regulated Soft Sphere: Importance of Effective Membrane Charge”, Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces, 102, 864-870. (2013)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 3.887, Rank in Biophysics: 16/72)

2012 (16 papers)

  1. L. H. Yeh, M. Zhang, S. W. Joo,* S. Qian,*Slowing down DNA Translocation through a Nanopore by Lowering Fluid Temperature”, Electrophoresis, 33, 3458-3465. (2012) (Selected in the special issue on next-generation technologies for DNA-sequencing and genotyping)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 2.744, Rank in Chemistry, Analytical: 24/76)
  2. L. H. Yeh, M. Zhang, S. W. Joo, S. Qian,* J. P. Hsu,*Controlling pH-Regulated Bionanoparticles Translocation through Nanopores with Polyelectrolyte Brushes”, Analytical Chemistry, 84, 9615-9622. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 6.320, Rank in Chemistry, Analytical: 4/76, Top 5 %)
  3. L. H. Yeh, Y. H. Tai, N. Wang, J. P. Hsu,* S. Qian,*Electrokinetics of pH-Regulated Zwitterionic Polyelectrolyte Nanoparticles”, Nanoscale, 4, 7575-7584. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 7.367, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 23/275, Top 9 %)
  4. P. Hsu,* H. M. Lo, L. H. Yeh, S. Tseng,*Importance of Boundary on the Electrophoresis of a Soft Cylindrical Particle”, Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 116, 12626-12632. (2012)
    (2016 SCI IF: 3.177, Rank in Chemistry, Physical: 49/146)
  5. P. Hsu,* C. P. Yee, L. H. Yeh, “Importance of Electroosmotic Flow and Multiple Ionic Species on the Electrophoresis of a Rigid Sphere in a Charge-Regulated Zwitterionic Cylindrical Pore”, Langmuir, 28, 10942-10947. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 3.833, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 54/275)
  6. L. H. Yeh, M. Zhang, N. Hu, S. W. Joo, S. Qian,* J. P. Hsu,*Electrokinetic Ion and Fluid Transport in Nanopores Functionalized by Polyelectrolyte Brushes”, Nanoscale, 4, 5169-5177. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 7.367, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 23/275, Top 9 %)
  7. P. Hsu,* C. Y. Lin, L. H. Yeh, S. H. Lin, “Influence of the Shape of a Polyelectrolyte on Its Electrophoretic Behavior”, Soft Matter, 8, 9469-9479. (2012) (Selected in the theme issue of “Polyelectrolytes in biology and soft matter”)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 3.889, Rank in Physics, Multidisciplinary: 9/79)
  8. L. H. Yeh, M. Zhang, S. Qian,* J. P. Hsu,* S. Tseng, “Ion Concentration Polarization in Polyelectrolyte-Modified Nanopores”, Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 116, 8672-8677. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.536, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 43/275)
  9. L. H. Yeh, J. P. Hsu,* S. Qian,* S. Tseng, “Counterion Condensation in pH-Regulated Polyelectrolytes”, Electrochemistry Communications, 19, 97-100. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.396, Rank in Electrochemistry: 5/29)
  10. L. H. Yeh, M. Zhang, S. Qian,* J. P. Hsu,*Regulating DNA Translocation through Functionalized Soft Nanopores”, Nanoscale, 4, 2685-2693. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 7.367, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 23/275, Top 9 %)
  11. Zhang,1 L. H. Yeh,1 S. Qian,* J. P. Hsu,* S. W. Joo, “DNA Electrokinetic Translocation through a Nanopore: Local Permittivity Environment Effect”, Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 116, 4793-4801. (2012) (1: Co-first authors)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.536, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 43/275)
  12. L. H. Yeh, S. Xue, S. W. Joo, S. Qian,* J. P. Hsu,*Field Effect Control of Surface Charge Property and Electroosmotic Flow in Nanofluidics”, Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 116, 4209-4216. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.536, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 43/275)
  13. P. Hsu,* H. T. Huang, L. H. Yeh, S. Tseng, “Electrophoresis of a Particle at an Arbitrary Surface Potential and Double Layer Thickness: Importance of Nonuniformly Charged Conditions”, Langmuir, 28, 2997-3004. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 3.833, Rank in Materials Science, Multidisciplinary: 54/275)
  14. L. H. Yeh,* K. L. Liu, J. P. Hsu,*Importance of Ionic Polarization Effect on the Electrophoretic Behavior of Polyelectrolyte Nanoparticles in Aqueous Electrolyte Solutions”, Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 116, 367-373. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 4.536, Rank in Material Science, Multidisciplinary: 43/275)
  15. P. Hsu,* Y. H. Tai, L. H. Yeh, S. Tseng, “Importance of Temperature Effect on the Electrophoretic Behavior of Charge-Regulated Particles”, Langmuir, 28, 1013-1019. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 3.833, Rank in Material Science, Multidisciplinary: 54/275)L. Liu, J. P. Hsu,* W. L. Hsu, L. H. Yeh, S. Tseng, “Diffusiophoresis of a Polyelectrolyte in a Salt Concentration Gradient”, Electrophoresis, 33, 1068-1078. (2012)
    (2016 SCI Impact Factor: 2.744, Rank in Chemistry, Analytical: 24/76)

2011 (3 papers)

  1. L. H. Yeh, K. Y. Fang, J. P. Hsu,* S. Tseng, “Influence of Boundary on the Effect of Double-Layer Polarization and the Electrophoretic Behavior of Soft Biocolloids”, Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces, 88, 559-567. (2011)
  2. P. Hsu,* Y. H. Tai, L. H. Yeh, and S. Tseng, “Electrophoresis of a Charge-Regulated Sphere in a Narrow Cylindrical Pore Filled with Multiple Ionic Species”, Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 115, 3972-3980. (2011)
  3. L. H. Yeh and J. P. Hsu,*Effects of Double-Layer Polarization and Counterion Condensation on the Electrophoresis of Polyelectrolytes”, Soft Matter, 7, 396-411. (2011)

2010 (4 papers)

  1. P. Hsu,* K. L. Liu, W. L. Hsu, L. H. Yeh, S. Tseng, “Diffusiophoresis of a Soft Sphere Normal to Two Parallel Disks”, Langmuir, 26, 16037-16047. (2010)
  2. L. H. Yeh, J. P. Hsu,* S. Tseng, “Electrophoresis of a Membrane-Coated Cylindrical Particle Positioned Eccentrically along the Axis of a Narrow Cylindrical Pore”, Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 114, 16576-16587. (2010)
  3. P. Hsu,* K. L. Liu, W. L. Hsu, L. H. Yeh, S. Tseng, “Diffusiophoresis of a Charge-Regulated Spherical Particle Normal to Two Parallel Disks”, Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 114, 2766-2778. (2010)
  4. Zhang, J. P. Hsu,* Z. S. Chen, L. H. Yeh, M. H. Ku, S. Tseng, “Electrophoresis of a Charge-Regulated Soft Sphere in a Charged Cylindrical Pore”, Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 114, 1621-1631. (2010)

2009 (2 papers)

  1. L. H. Yeh and J. P. Hsu,*Electrophoresis of a Finite Rod along the Axis of a Long Cylindrical Microchannel Filled with Carreau Fluids”, Microfluidics and Nanofluidics, 7, 383-392. (2009)
  2. P. Hsu,* C. Y. Chen, L. H. Yeh, S. Tseng, “Boundary Effect on Electrophoresis in a Carreau Fluid: Simulated Biocolloids at an Arbitrary Position in a Charged Spherical CavityColloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces, 69, 8-14. (2009)

2008 (1 paper)

  1. P. Hsu,* S. J. Yeh, L. H. Yeh, S. Tseng, C. J. Chen, “Translation of Two Co-Axial, Nonhomogeneously Structured Flocs Normal to a PlateColloid and Polymer Science, 286, 1593-1604. (2008)

2007 (6 papers)

  1. P. Hsu,* L. H. Yeh, S. J. Yeh, “Electrophoresis of a Rigid Sphere in a Carreau Fluid Normal to a Large Charged DiskJournal of Physical Chemistry B, 111, 12351-12361. (2007)
  2. P. Hsu,* Z. S. Chen, M. H. Ku, L. H. Yeh, “Effect of Charged Boundary on Electrophoresis: Sphere in Spherical Cavity at Arbitrary Potential and Double Layer Thickness”, Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 314, 256-263. (2007)
  3. P. Hsu* and L. H. Yeh, “Effect of a Charged Boundary on Electrophoresis in a Carreau Fluid: A Sphere at an Arbitrary Position in a Spherical Cavity”, Langmuir, 23, 8637-8646. (2007)
  4. P. Hsu,* L. H. Yeh, Z. S. Chen, “Effect of a Charged Boundary on Electrophoresis: A Sphere at an Arbitrary Position in a Spherical Cavity”, Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 310, 281-291. (2007)
  5. P. Hsu* and L. H. Yeh, “Electrophoresis of Two Identical Rigid Spheres in a Charged Cylindrical Pore”, Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 111, 2579-2586. (2007)
  6. P. Hsu,* L. H. Yeh, M. H. Ku, “Evaluation of the Electric Force in Electrophoresis”, Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 305, 324-329. (2007)

2006 (2 papers)

  1. P. Hsu* and L. H. Yeh, “Comparison of Three Methods for the Evaluation of the Electric Force on a Particle in Electrophoresis”, Journal of the Chinese Institute of Chemical Engineering, 37, 601-607. (2006)
  2. P. Hsu,* L. H. Yeh, M. H. Ku, “Electrophoresis of a Spherical Particle along the Axis of a Cylindrical Pore Filled with a Carreau Fluid”, Colloid and Polymer Science, 284, 886-892. (2006)
  • Book Chapters:
  1. L. H. Yeh and J. P. Hsu, “Electrophoretic Behavior of pH-regulated Soft Biocolloids”, in “Encyclopedia of Biocolloid and Biointerface Science”, Hiroyuki Ohshima, Ed., John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, United States, pp. 946-960, ISBN: 978-1-118-54276-7. (2006)
  2. Qian and L. H. Yeh, “DNA Electrokinetic Translocation through a Nanopore”, in “Computational Bioengineering”, Guigen Zhang, Ed., CRC Press, Taylor & Francis, pp. 377-400, ISBN: 978-1-4665-1755-4. (2015)
  3. L. H. Yeh and J. P. Hsu, “Electrophoresis of Soft Particles in a Confined Space”, in “Electrical Phenomena at Interfaces and Biointerfaces: Fundamentals and Applications in Nano-, Bio, and Environmental Sciences”, Hiroyuki Ohshima, Ed., John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, pp. 61-94, ISBN: 978-1-1181-3542-6. (2012)