Moonjeong Jang

Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology

Papers

Total Citations

137

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About

Moonjeong Jang is a leading researcher in advanced functional materials, with a primary focus on ferroelectric composites, MXene-based sensors, and flexible electronics. Her most cited work, "MXene-enhanced β-phase crystallization in ferroelectric porous composites for highly-sensitive dynamic force sensors" (2021, 137 citations), introduces a groundbreaking approach to improving sensor performance by leveraging MXene nanosheets to promote β-phase crystallization in ferroelectric polymers. This innovation has enabled the development of highly sensitive, flexible dynamic force sensors with broad applications in wearable technology and soft robotics. Jang’s research bridges materials science and device engineering, demonstrating how nanomaterial integration can overcome traditional limitations in piezoelectric response. Her contributions have been widely recognized, with her work cited extensively by peers developing next-generation tactile sensors. By combining fundamental insights into polymer crystallization with practical sensor design, Jang has established herself as a key figure in the field of smart materials, inspiring new directions for high-performance, low-power sensing systems.