Jeong-Hui Park

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Jeong-Hui Park is a leading figure in bone tissue engineering, with a research focus on developing advanced biomaterials and scaffold fabrication techniques. Her most cited work, "Robocasting chitosan/nanobioactive glass dual-pore structured scaffolds for bone engineering" (2012, 63 citations), introduced a pioneering method for creating dual-pore scaffolds that mimic natural bone architecture. This study demonstrated how combining chitosan with nanobioactive glass via robocasting can enhance mechanical strength and bioactivity, offering a promising solution for bone defect repair. Park’s contributions have significantly advanced the field by bridging material science and regenerative medicine, with her scaffold designs influencing subsequent research on osteoconductive and osteoinductive materials. Her work is widely recognized for its translational potential, as evidenced by sustained citation impact. Beyond this landmark paper, Park has explored novel composite systems and processing parameters to optimize cell growth and mineralization. Her achievements underscore a commitment to solving critical challenges in orthopedic and dental applications, making her a key reference for students and researchers seeking to understand the intersection of 3D printing, biopolymers, and bioactive ceramics in tissue engineering.