Dong‐Joon Won
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About
Dong‐Joon Won is a leading researcher in flexible electronics, specializing in the design and development of advanced capacitive-type touch sensors for next-generation wearable and robotic applications. His major contributions center on solving critical challenges in sensor reliability, particularly bending insensitivity and electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding. In his highly cited 2021 work (49 citations), Won introduced a double-sided EMI-shielded, bending-insensitive flexible touch sensor with a linear response over a wide detection range, a breakthrough that significantly enhances sensor accuracy in dynamic environments. His 2020 study (26 citations) further advanced the field by demonstrating how a microstructured dielectric layer can maintain sensor performance under mechanical deformation. By integrating silver nanowire-based stretchable electrodes with innovative shielding layers, Won’s research has directly addressed the parasitic capacitance and sensitivity drift that plague conventional parallel-plate sensors. His work is foundational for the development of foldable displays, smart gloves, and human-machine interfaces, earning him recognition as a key innovator in flexible sensor technology.
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