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Seon‐Mi Kim is a leading innovator in the development of advanced functional materials for wearable sensing technologies. Her research centers on creating self-healing, stretchable, and ion-conductive hydrogels and elastomers that can be integrated into next-generation health-monitoring devices. In her highly cited 2019 work (186 citations), Kim introduced an ion-conductive self-healing hydrogel based on an interpenetrating polymer network, enabling a multimodal sensor that can detect multiple stimuli while autonomously repairing damage. She further advanced the field with a 2022 study (33 citations) on an ultra-fast self-healable, stretchable bio-based elastomer combined with graphene ink, fabricated using fluid dynamics for printed wearable sweat-monitoring sensors. This work highlights her commitment to sustainable materials and scalable manufacturing. Kim’s contributions are pivotal in bridging the gap between soft electronics and practical, durable wearable systems, with her papers collectively demonstrating significant impact in materials science and biomedical engineering. Her achievements underscore her role as a key figure in the push toward resilient, eco-friendly, and high-performance wearable sensors.
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