Jongkyeong Lim
Pohang University of Science and Technology, Gachon University
Papers
3
Total Citations
59
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2
About
Jongkyeong Lim is a rising innovator in the field of flexible and stretchable electronics, with a focus on developing next-generation touch sensors and soft robotic interfaces. His research centers on electromagnetic interference shielding, capacitive sensing, and advanced patterning techniques for liquid-metal-based electronics. Lim’s most cited work, a 2021 study on a double-side electromagnetic interference-shielded capacitive touch sensor, achieved 49 citations and introduced a bending-insensitive design with linear response over a wide detection range—critical for foldable displays and wearable devices. He further advanced the field with a simple, effective patterning method for liquid-metal-infused sponge electrodes (2024), enabling 3D stretchable electronics for soft robotics. Most recently, Lim pioneered a 3D-printable interconnection-tunable porous ink (2025), allowing programmable pore connectivity for multifunctional structures. His contributions demonstrate a clear trajectory from sensor design to scalable fabrication, with potential applications in human-machine interfaces and biomedical devices. Lim’s work is notable for combining practical manufacturability with high-performance outcomes, positioning him as a key contributor to the future of flexible electronics.
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- 33D Printing of Interconnection-Tunable Porous Ink1 citations · 2025