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Hyosang Yoon is a leading researcher in the field of wearable electronics and flexible sensor technology, with a focus on developing high-performance physical sensors for electronic skin (e-skin) and human–machine interfaces. His work centers on advanced nanomaterials—including laser-induced graphene, MoS₂, black phosphorus, and CaCu₃Ti₄O₁₂—to create capacitive, piezoresistive, and iontronic sensors with exceptional sensitivity and reliability. Yoon’s most cited paper (225 citations) introduces a capacitive pressure and strain sensor using a CaCu₃Ti₄O₁₂-wrapped hybrid sponge, demonstrating enhanced sensitivity for wearable applications. His 2019 study on MoS₂-decorated laser-induced graphene (201 citations) achieved a highly sensitive, hysteresis-free piezoresistive strain sensor, while his 2020 work on a black phosphorus@laser-engraved graphene heterostructure (194 citations) pioneered a temperature–strain hybridized sensor for e-skin. More recently, he has advanced on-body strain sensing with reduced graphene oxide embedded in laser-induced graphene (2023) and developed ultra-sensitive, quick-responsive hybrid-supercapacitive iontronic pressure sensors (2022). With over 700 total citations across his top works, Yoon’s innovations are pivotal for next-generation soft robotics, healthcare monitoring, and intuitive tactile electronics.