Mayue Shi

Dr. Mayue Shi serves as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Institute of Biomedical Engineering within the Department of Engineering Science at the University of Oxford, concurrently holding an Honorary Researcher position at Oxford John Radcliffe Hospital. His academic foundation includes a PhD in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from Imperial College London and a Master’s degree from Peking University.

His research centers on digital health and intelligent biomedical electronics, with emphasis on wearable sensor development for healthcare systems, AI-driven modeling of physiological data, and clinical healthcare integration. Shi prioritizes patient-centered design to translate engineering innovations into practical medical solutions, actively bridging engineering and clinical practice to enhance healthcare accessibility and system resilience.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals dominant trends in wearable sensing for dietary/obesity management (e.g., COBRA framework) and energy harvesting for self-powered biomedical devices. His work spans multimodal AI frameworks, microstructure-enhanced tactile sensors, and piezoelectric systems, demonstrating cross-disciplinary integration of machine learning, sensor engineering, and clinical validation.

As a Research Member of Common Room, Shi contributes to Oxford’s biomedical engineering ecosystem, focusing on technologies that address real-world healthcare gaps through engineering-clinical collaboration.