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About
Suji Choi is a leading researcher in wearable electronics and human-machine interfaces, with a focus on developing soft, stretchable, and highly sensitive materials for next-generation interactive systems. Her major contributions include pioneering a reverse-micelle method to create porous pressure-sensitive rubber, dramatically enhancing piezosensitivity for wearable sensors—a work that has garnered 627 citations. She also co-developed transparent and stretchable interactive human-machine interfaces (iHMI) based on patterned graphene heterostructures, enabling low-power, high-performance devices that integrate sensing and feedback for applications in personal mobile electronics and the Internet of Things. This influential work has been cited 578 times and featured as a cover article in *Advanced Functional Materials*. Choi’s innovations bridge materials science and device engineering, advancing the practicality of wearable systems that are both transparent and mechanically robust. Her research continues to shape the field of soft electronics, offering foundational solutions for intuitive, body-integrated control systems.
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