Hyeong-Min Yoo
Korea University of Technology and Education, Kookmin University
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Total Citations
310
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About
Dr. Hyeong-Min Yoo is a leading innovator in the development of advanced conductive hydrogels for flexible electronics and wearable sensors. His research centers on solving the fundamental trade-off between mechanical robustness and electrical conductivity in soft materials. Dr. Yoo’s major contributions include pioneering micelle–micelle cross-linked networks and hydrophobically associated double-network hydrogels reinforced with functionalized carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and biopolymers like gellan gum and xanthan gum. These designs yield ultra-stretchable, self-healing, and low-hysteresis materials ideal for strain and electronic skin sensors. His work consistently achieves high impact, with his top-cited paper (2023) garnering 70 citations and several others exceeding 30 citations each. Notably, he has integrated metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) into hydrogel matrices to create multi-role transducers for monitoring human activities and electronic skin functions. With over 300 total citations across his recent publications, Dr. Yoo’s research is shaping the future of flexible, biocompatible sensors for healthcare, robotics, and human–machine interfaces.
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