Yujin Lee

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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Yujin Lee is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of soft robotics, materials science, and interactive physical media. Her key research areas include stretchable electronics, adhesive interfaces for elastomeric substrates, and novel kinetic displays. Lee’s major contribution is the development of a sub-micron-thick stretchable adhesive layer that enables the lamination of arbitrary elastomeric substrates with enhanced adhesion stability—a critical advancement for durable, flexible electronic systems. This work has garnered 23 citations, reflecting its impact on the field of soft and wearable technologies. In a notably creative vein, Lee introduced “Rolling Pixels,” a concept that transforms robotic Steinmetz solids into frame-by-frame physical animation components. These bicylinder-shaped pixels change their top-view shape and color as they roll back and forth, enabling dynamic, mechanical displays without conventional electronics. Though newer, this work has already earned 7 citations and showcases Lee’s ability to blend engineering precision with artistic vision. Her achievements highlight a rare talent for solving fundamental material challenges while pushing the boundaries of how we think about interactive, physical media.