Jin Young Oh

Stanford University, Kyung Hee University

Papers

Total Citations

1,658

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About

Jin Young Oh is a pioneering researcher in the fields of bioinspired electronics, self-healing materials, and neuromorphic skin. Her most significant contributions include the development of a tough, water-insensitive self-healing elastomer for robust electronic skin, which has garnered over 1,100 citations and represents a breakthrough in creating durable, soft materials that resist crack propagation. She also advanced the field of stretchable organic optoelectronic sensorimotor synapses, a foundational technology for next-generation electronic prosthetics and robotics, cited over 500 times. More recently, her work on neuromorphic skin—integrating artificial synapses to emulate sensory, memory, and motor functions—has opened new avenues for intelligent electronic skins. Oh’s research is notable for its interdisciplinary impact, bridging materials science, electronics, and neuroscience. Her achievements have been widely recognized, with her papers serving as key references in the development of self-healing electronics and neuromorphic systems. For students and researchers, Oh’s work exemplifies how innovative material design can enable transformative technologies for wearable devices, robotics, and human-machine interfaces.