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About
Yujin Im’s research bridges advanced materials engineering and social welfare technology, with a focus on creating intelligent, human-centered systems. Her most cited work, “Phosphorescence-based temperature and tactile multi-functional flexible sensing skin” (2021, 7 citations), introduces a novel flexible sensor that simultaneously detects temperature and pressure through phosphorescence, offering promising applications in soft robotics, prosthetics, and wearable health monitors—a key contribution to the field of multifunctional electronic skins. In parallel, Im explores the societal implications of emerging technologies. Her study “A Study on the Social Welfare Application of the 4th Industrial Revolution” (2020, 3 citations) employs focus group interviews and literature analysis to investigate how Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies—such as AI, IoT, and big data—can be integrated into social welfare practices, particularly from the perspective of social welfare majors. This work highlights her interdisciplinary approach, connecting technical innovation with ethical and practical considerations for vulnerable populations. Though early in her career, Im’s dual focus on cutting-edge sensing technology and its social applications demonstrates a commitment to research that is both technically rigorous and socially impactful.
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