Geonho Lee

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Geonho Lee is a researcher advancing the frontiers of additive manufacturing and flexible electronics. His work centers on optimizing wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) processes, particularly for complex industrial components. In his most-cited study, "Parameter Optimization of WAAM with Pulsed GMAW for Manufacturing Propeller-Shaped Blade" (2023, 18 citations), Lee systematically refined deposition parameters to enhance geometric accuracy and mechanical integrity, demonstrating a practical pathway for producing large-scale, high-value marine parts. This contribution addresses critical challenges in layer-by-layer fabrication, such as thermal distortion and surface quality. Complementing this, Lee’s work on "Development of Epoxy-Based Flexible Electrical Conductor" (2023, 4 citations) explores novel polymer composites for stretchable circuits, blending materials science with manufacturing engineering. While his citation impact is still growing, his dual focus on robust industrial applications and emerging flexible electronics signals a versatile researcher poised to influence both traditional manufacturing and next-generation wearable technologies.