Sang-Geun Lee
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About
Sang-Geun Lee is a leading figure in the field of flexible and wearable electronics, with a primary focus on developing advanced tactile and strain sensors for electronic skin (E-skin) applications. His major contributions center on bioinspired porous structures and multifilament fiber designs that dramatically enhance sensor performance. His 2016 work on a highly sensitive pressure sensor, which mimics natural porous architectures, has garnered 354 citations for enabling real-time tactile sensing in wearable devices and health monitoring systems. Lee further advanced the field with his 2018 multifilament fiber strain sensor, cited 279 times, which achieves an ultrabroad sensing range of up to 450% strain and exceptional durability over 10,000 cycles—a breakthrough for textile-based electronics. This innovation allows seamless integration into fabrics, paving the way for smart clothing and artificial robot arms. Lee’s research bridges fundamental material science and practical device engineering, making him a key contributor to the next generation of soft, stretchable electronics that interact with the human body and environment.
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