Sun Hee Lee
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About
Sun Hee Lee’s research lies at the dynamic intersection of advanced materials, additive manufacturing, and wearable sensor technology. Her most-cited work, “Design and evaluation of 3D-printed auxetic structures coated by CWPU/graphene as strain sensor” (2022, 35 citations), exemplifies her pioneering approach to creating highly elastic, responsive strain sensors for human and robotic monitoring. By systematically characterizing four types of 3D-printed auxetic lattice structures—including truss and honeycomb designs with positive Poisson’s ratios—she demonstrated how thermoplastic polyurethane combined with graphene-coated carbon white polyurethane can achieve exceptional sensitivity and mechanical resilience. This work has been widely recognized for bridging the gap between theoretical auxetic mechanics and practical, scalable sensor fabrication. Lee’s contributions are particularly notable for their potential in soft robotics, health monitoring, and smart textiles, where flexibility and precision are paramount. Her research continues to inspire innovations in functional 3D printing, earning her a reputation as a rising leader in the field of smart materials and structural design.
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