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Eunho Lee is a leading researcher in the field of two-dimensional (2D) materials and nanoscale device engineering, with a primary focus on piezoelectric sensors and nanowire-based electronics. His most cited work, "Asymmetric 2D MoS₂ for Scalable and High-Performance Piezoelectric Sensors" (2021, 81 citations), represents a major contribution to the understanding of piezoelectricity in transition-metal dichalcogenides (TMDs). Lee demonstrated how the unique crystal structure of monolayer MoS₂—which lacks an inversion center—can be harnessed for scalable, high-performance sensing applications, opening new pathways for flexible and wearable electronics. In parallel, his work on "Tailored Uniaxial Alignment of Nanowires Based on Off-Center Spin-Coating for Flexible and Transparent Field-Effect Transistors" (2022) advances a simple, rapid method for patterning nanowires, directly impacting the fabrication of high-performance transparent electronics. By combining fundamental insights into 2D crystal physics with practical, scalable fabrication techniques, Lee’s research bridges the gap between novel material properties and real-world device applications. His work is highly cited and continues to influence the development of next-generation sensors and flexible electronics.
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