Jae‐Woong Jeong
Papers
8
Total Citations
365
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About
Jae-Woong Jeong is a pioneer in soft bioelectronics and human-machine interfaces, pushing the boundaries of how electronics can seamlessly integrate with the human body. His research centers on stretchable sensors, mechanically transformative electronics, and liquid metal-based materials for healthcare and robotics. Jeong’s most impactful work includes a skin preparation–free microneedle adhesive patch for reliable electrophysiological sensing and exoskeleton control (100 citations), and an adaptive robotic skin using gallium microgranules that surpasses human touch perception (90 citations). He has also advanced the field with a comprehensive review on sintering liquid metal particles for soft conductors (82 citations) and developed a body-temperature softening electronic ink for additive manufacturing of transformative bioelectronics (51 citations). His notable achievements include cephalopod-inspired magnetic shape-morphing systems for complex 3D transformations and recent advances in skin-mounted electronics. With over 365 total citations across his top works, Jeong’s innovations are driving next-generation wearable devices, prosthetics, and soft robotics, making him a leading figure in the quest for electronics that are as dynamic and adaptive as the human body itself.
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- 7Recent Advances in Skin‐Mounted Electronics5 citations · 2025
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