Jihyeon Park

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Jihyeon Park is a leading researcher in the field of energy harvesting and nanomaterials, with a particular focus on hybridized nanogenerators and advanced polymer composites. Her most-cited work, "Piezo-triboelectric hybridized nanogenerator embedding MXene based bifunctional conductive filler in polymer matrix for boosting electrical power" (2022), has garnered 87 citations, marking a significant contribution to the development of high-performance, self-powered systems. In this study, Park pioneered the integration of MXene—a two-dimensional transition metal carbide—as a bifunctional conductive filler within a polymer matrix, enabling simultaneous piezoelectric and triboelectric energy conversion. This innovation dramatically enhances electrical power output, addressing key limitations in conventional nanogenerators, such as low efficiency and mechanical instability. Park’s research bridges materials science and renewable energy technology, offering scalable solutions for wearable electronics and IoT sensors. Her work is widely recognized for its practical impact, with the 2022 paper serving as a cornerstone for subsequent studies on MXene-based hybrid systems. By advancing the design of flexible, durable energy harvesters, Park continues to shape the future of sustainable power generation, inspiring researchers and students alike to explore the potential of multifunctional nanomaterials.