Jae Yeong Park
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Total Citations
1,180
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About
Jae Yeong Park is a prolific researcher specializing in flexible and wearable electronics, with a particular focus on advanced sensing systems, energy harvesting, and human-machine interfaces. His work spans the development of capacitive, piezoresistive, and triboelectric sensing technologies, consistently pushing the boundaries of sensitivity, reliability, and multifunctionality in next-generation wearable devices. Park has made significant contributions through innovative material engineering, notably incorporating novel composites such as MoS₂-decorated laser-induced graphene, black phosphorus heterostructures, MXene-based nanocomposites, and cobalt nanoporous carbon into functional sensing platforms. His 2020 capacitive pressure sensor study (225 citations) and 2019 piezoresistive strain sensor work (201 citations) stand as landmark contributions in the field, demonstrating breakthrough sensitivity and hysteresis-free performance. His research on triboelectric nanogenerators has further advanced self-powered, contactless sensor systems applicable to sign language interpretation and robotic skins. With a cumulative citation count exceeding 1,100 across his top publications, Park has established himself as a leading voice in electronic skin technology, soft robotics, and smart healthcare wearables. His interdisciplinary approach — bridging materials science, nanotechnology, and bioelectronics — continues to inspire researchers developing the next generation of intelligent, body-integrated sensing systems.
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