Min Young Bae
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Min Young Bae is a leading figure in the field of flexible and deformable nanoelectronics, with a primary focus on metal oxide semiconductor nanowires and their integration onto nonplanar substrates. Her most cited work, "SnO₂ Nanowire Logic Devices on Deformable Nonplanar Substrates" (2011, 32 citations), represents a foundational contribution to stretchable electronics. In this study, Bae demonstrated the fabrication of logic inverters using SnO₂ nanowire field-effect transistors and resistors on prestrained elastomer films, which could be flattened from hemispherical shapes and then released to conform to curved surfaces. This work pioneered a strategy for creating high-performance logic devices that maintain functionality under mechanical deformation, addressing a critical challenge in wearable and implantable electronics. By showing that brittle nanowires can operate reliably on soft, deformable platforms, Bae’s research has influenced subsequent efforts in flexible sensors, smart skins, and biomedical devices. Her achievements highlight the potential of combining bottom-up nanowire synthesis with top-down substrate engineering, marking her as an innovator in the quest for truly conformable electronic systems.
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- 1SnO<sub>2</sub> Nanowire Logic Devices on Deformable Nonplanar Substrates32 citations · 2011