Gyeong Seok Park

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Gyeong Seok Park is a leading researcher in wearable energy harvesting and smart textile interfaces, with a primary focus on triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) and advanced fiber-based electronics. His most influential work, "β-Phase-Preferential blow-spun fabrics for wearable triboelectric nanogenerators and textile interactive interface" (2020, 70 citations), introduced a novel blow-spinning technique to fabricate β-phase-rich piezoelectric fabrics, significantly enhancing the electrical output of wearable TENGs. This breakthrough enabled self-powered, flexible sensors and interactive textile interfaces, bridging the gap between energy generation and real-time human-machine interaction. Park’s contributions have advanced the practical integration of nanogenerators into clothing, paving the way for sustainable, battery-free wearable devices. His research is widely cited for its innovative materials engineering and scalable fabrication methods, impacting fields from smart textiles to soft robotics. With a growing portfolio of high-impact publications, Park continues to push the boundaries of energy-autonomous wearable systems, making him a key figure in next-generation electronic textiles.