Kyung‐Young Jung

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Kyung-Young Jung is a leading researcher in medical robotics and electromagnetic interference (EMI) mitigation, with a focus on developing safer, more precise interventional systems. His most notable contribution is the design of a robotic system for percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) that integrates a steerable catheter and force feedback, addressing critical challenges in cardiovascular procedures. This system reduces X-ray exposure for clinicians, simplifies sterilization, and enhances user interface ergonomics—a breakthrough cited 21 times for its potential to improve patient outcomes and procedural safety. In parallel, Jung has advanced power electronics by investigating passive-filter configurations to suppress up-to-several-hundred-MHz EMI noises in H-bridge PWM micro-stepping motor drivers, a key innovation for 3-D printers, robots, and medical instruments. His work tackles radio-frequency electromagnetic noise, ensuring reliable operation in sensitive environments. With a career spanning medical device engineering and electromagnetic compatibility, Jung’s research bridges robotics and electronics, offering practical solutions for high-stakes applications. His achievements underscore a commitment to precision, safety, and interdisciplinary impact, making him a valuable contributor to both clinical and industrial technologies.