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About
Dong Hae Ho is a leading researcher in soft electronics and bioinspired robotics, whose work bridges materials science and neuromorphic engineering. His key research areas include triboelectric nanogenerators, liquid metal composites, and artificial synaptic devices for neurorobotic control. Ho’s most impactful contribution is the development of a transparent, self-powered multistage sensation matrix for mechanosensation (95 citations), which laid the groundwork for electronic skin capable of distinguishing complex mechanical stimuli. He also pioneered β-phase-preferential blow-spun fabrics for wearable energy harvesters (70 citations) and electrically conductive liquid metal composite adhesives for reversible bonding in soft electronics (66 citations), enabling stretchable, water-resilient systems. Notably, Ho demonstrated piezopotential-programmed multilevel nonvolatile memory triggered by mechanical stimuli (45 citations), merging piezoelectricity with memory storage. His recent work on direct 4D printing of functionally graded hydrogels for biodegradable soft robots (35 citations) and humanlike motion coordination through spike signal multiplexing (36 citations) showcases his drive toward untethered, intelligent systems. With over 390 total citations, Ho’s research is shaping the future of wearable electronics, soft robotics, and human-machine interfaces.
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- 8Liquid metal‐elastomer composites for water‐resilient soft electronics15 citations · 2023
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