Jiaoli Li received her Ph.D. degree from Texas A&M University in 2026. Her research lies at the intersection of two-dimensional materials, bioelectronics, and micro/nanofabrication. She works across the full research pipeline, from the synthesis, characterization, and nanomechanical study of graphene and MXenes, to interface engineering and device fabrication using photolithography, electron-beam deposition, plasma processing, and electrical characterization. During her Ph.D., she developed MXene–graphene field-effect transistor biosensors for detecting nucleic acids, proteins, and disease-related biomarkers, and further advanced the platform toward hydrogel-encapsulated sensing and wafer-scale multichannel devices. Her current interests focus on integrated biosensing systems and machine-learning-assisted signal analysis.