Ho Won Jang

Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology

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Ho Won Jang is a leading figure in the field of neuromorphic engineering and bioinspired electronics, with a particular focus on artificial synaptic devices. His research bridges the gap between biological neural systems and solid-state electronics, pioneering the use of biomimetic electrochemistry to create hardware that emulates synaptic plasticity. Jang’s most-cited work, a comprehensive 2024 review on artificial synaptic devices, has already garnered 18 citations, underscoring its immediate impact on the community. By developing materials and device architectures that mimic the electrochemical dynamics of biological synapses, he has laid critical groundwork for next-generation neuromorphic computing systems capable of energy-efficient, parallel processing. His contributions are not only advancing fundamental understanding of ion-based signal transduction but also enabling practical applications in brain-inspired computing and intelligent sensors. Jang’s research stands out for its interdisciplinary approach, merging materials science, electrochemistry, and neuroscience. His work has been recognized as a cornerstone for researchers seeking to replicate the brain’s learning and memory functions in hardware, making him a key voice in the push toward more efficient, adaptive artificial intelligence.