Jinyoung Bae

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Jinyoung Bae is a researcher whose work bridges the frontiers of rehabilitation robotics and anesthesiology, demonstrating a rare versatility in addressing critical challenges in human health. In the domain of biomechatronics, Bae has made significant contributions to the development of soft robotic exosuits for stroke rehabilitation. Their 2018 study on a soft robotic exosuit assisting the paretic ankle during overground walking provided crucial insights into muscle activation patterns in post-stroke patients, a work that has garnered 17 citations and laid foundational knowledge for non-rigid, wearable assistive technologies. More recently, Bae has ventured into precision medicine in anesthesiology, investigating sex-based differences in drug dosing. Their 2024 study on the influence of sex on the effective dose of remimazolam co-administered with remifentanil for loss of consciousness represents a pioneering effort to tailor anesthetic protocols. By employing a modified Dixon’s up-and-down allocation method, this work addresses a critical gap in personalized perioperative care. This dual-track research portfolio—encompassing both neurorehabilitation engineering and pharmacological sex differences—showcases Bae’s commitment to improving patient outcomes through innovative, evidence-based approaches.