Seong Su Ham
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Seong Su Ham is a leading researcher in flexible energy harvesting and self-powered sensor systems, with a focus on piezoelectric composite materials for biomedical and wearable applications. His most-cited work, a 2021 study on kinetic motion sensors, has garnered 82 citations and demonstrates his expertise in developing lead-free, hybrid piezoelectric energy harvesters that integrate nanowire-embedded electrodes. This innovation enables highly sensitive detection of articular movements, such as joint flexion, without external power sources—a critical advancement for smart healthcare monitoring and rehabilitation devices. Ham’s contributions bridge materials science and bioelectronics, emphasizing eco-friendly, flexible designs that enhance mechanical-to-electrical conversion efficiency. His research has significant implications for next-generation wearable sensors, offering scalable solutions for real-time motion tracking in clinical and athletic settings. Through his work, Ham has established himself as a key figure in sustainable energy harvesting and human motion sensing, driving progress toward autonomous, body-integrated electronics.
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