Hyeonji Jang

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Hyeonji Jang is a pioneering researcher in the field of fiber-based energy storage and wearable electronics. Her most-cited work, "Thermally drawn rechargeable battery fiber enables pervasive power" (2021, 74 citations), introduces a groundbreaking method for fabricating rechargeable battery fibers through a thermal drawing process. This innovation allows for the seamless integration of energy storage into textiles, enabling pervasive power sources for smart clothing, medical devices, and other portable applications. Jang's contributions address critical challenges in flexibility, scalability, and performance, advancing the practical deployment of wearable energy systems. Her research has garnered significant attention, with this paper alone accumulating 74 citations, reflecting its impact on both academic and industrial communities. Beyond this key work, Jang continues to explore novel materials and manufacturing techniques for next-generation flexible electronics. Her achievements position her as a rising leader in sustainable energy solutions for the Internet of Things and human-centric technologies, inspiring future innovations in pervasive power systems.