Sung‐Jun Lee

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Sung‐Jun Lee is a pioneering researcher in the field of soft bioelectronics and closed-loop neuroprosthetics, with a focused mission to restore sensory-motor function through devices that are mechanically compatible with living tissues. His most-cited work, “Performance‐Recoverable Closed‐Loop Neuroprosthetic System” (2025, 9 citations), addresses a critical bottleneck in the field: achieving long-term stability in neuroprostheses. Lee’s major contribution lies in developing systems that can recover performance over time, overcoming the degradation that typically plagues implantable electronics. This innovation is pivotal for creating durable, reliable interfaces between neural tissue and machines. By designing soft, tissue-like materials that minimize immune response and mechanical mismatch, Lee has advanced the practical viability of closed-loop systems that can sense and stimulate neural activity in real time. His work is foundational for next-generation prosthetics that offer natural, sustained recovery of movement and sensation. Though early in his career, Lee’s research has already been recognized for its potential to transform neurorehabilitation, positioning him as a rising leader in bioelectronic medicine.