Bo Mi Lee

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Bo Mi Lee is a pioneering researcher in the field of bio-inspired sensing technologies, with a primary focus on structural health monitoring (SHM). Her most-cited work, "Bio-inspired Sensors for Structural Health Monitoring" (2014), has garnered 11 citations and laid the groundwork for integrating biological principles into engineering systems. Lee's major contributions center on developing novel sensor designs that mimic natural mechanisms—such as the sensory systems of insects or plants—to detect damage, stress, and environmental changes in infrastructure like bridges and buildings. By translating these bio-inspired concepts into practical, low-cost sensors, she has advanced the reliability and resilience of critical structures. Her research bridges materials science, mechanical engineering, and biology, offering sustainable solutions for real-time monitoring. Despite a relatively early career, Lee’s work has already influenced subsequent studies in adaptive sensing and smart materials. Her achievements highlight a commitment to interdisciplinary innovation, making her a rising voice in the quest for safer, more intelligent infrastructure.