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About
Sanghun Jeon is a pioneering researcher in flexible and wearable electronics, with a particular focus on electronic skin (e-skin) technologies, multimodal sensing systems, and bio-monitoring devices. His work sits at the intersection of materials science, device engineering, and human-machine interfaces, where he has made substantial contributions to advancing sensors that replicate and extend the sensory capabilities of human skin. Among his most influential contributions is his development of fully inkjet-printed flexible electrode arrays capable of low-voltage, high-sensitivity bimodal sensing — work that has garnered 138 citations and demonstrated a practical path toward scalable, low-power electronic skin. His 2019 review on flexible multimodal sensors (108 citations) has become an essential reference for researchers navigating pressure, temperature, and texture sensing on stretchable platforms. His earlier work on multi-functional field-effect transistor sensor arrays (91 citations) further established his reputation for ultrahigh-sensitivity bio-monitoring systems. Jeon has also explored energy-autonomous wearable systems, notably through stretchable thermoelectric fabrics for self-powered temperature sensing (86 citations) and silk-based self-powered pressure sensors. Collectively, his research has shaped the foundational understanding of next-generation wearable health-monitoring and human-computer interaction technologies.
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