Jia-Jun Yeh is a doctoral candidate in the Microsystems group of the Technical University of Eindhoven and the Electronic Components, Technology and Materials (ECTM) group of the Technical University of Delft under the supervision of dr. Massimo Mastrangeli and Prof. dr. ir. J.M.J. den Toonder. Her PhD research is part of a multidisciplinary program consisting of engineers, biomedical researchers and end users that focuses on the development of a Standardized and Modular open-technology Organ on Chip platform as a new Approach to Recapitulate human Tissues (SMART OoC).  Jia-Jun is developing technical chip modules for microfluidic actuation and sensing compatible with the SMART platform, enabling standardization and open modular development.

After receiving a bachelor's degree in Medicine in the Erasmus University (Rotterdam, Netherlands), Jia-Jun persued a bridging program in Biomedical engineering, medical devices & bioelectronics track, at the Technical University of Delft (TUD). She continued to obtain her master's degree after completing her graduation project in collaboration with Philips Research in particle sorting based on acoustophoresis with the subject "CMUT-based acoustic cell sorting" under supervision of prof. dr. ir. Ronald Dekker, ir. Shinnosuke Kawasaki and ir. Jian Li. She currently works as a doctoral candidate on a collaboration project between TU/e and TUD.