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Eunhwan Jo

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Kumoh National Institute of Technology

South Korea

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Eunhwan Jo is an Assistant Professor at Kumoh National Institute of Technology, South Korea. His research interests include microelectromechanical systems, nanotechnology, and flexible sensors, as evidenced by his recent publications on diverse topics such as electrostatically driven magnetometers and pressure sensors for human motion detection. Additionally, he explores innovative fabrication techniques for functional materials and devices, contributing to advancements in the field of materials science and engineering.

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Soonjae Pyo

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Seoul National University

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Jongbaeg Kim

Yonsei University

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Fully Stretchable Thermoacoustic Electronic Skin Enabled by Geometrically Aligned Carbon Nanotube Bundles

Lithography-free, Pd-based bimorph cantilever switches for zero-standby-power chemo-mechanical H2 detection

Ice sublimation transfer of vertically aligned carbon nanotubes for residue-free and structure-preserving integration

Electrostatically driven two-axis microelectromechanical magnetometer with eccentric resonator and electromagnetic inductor

Cost-effective fabrication of submicron-scale patterns enabled by microcontact printing with a pre-strained soft elastomeric stamp

MICROELECTROMECHANICAL LOGIC DEVICE ENABLED BY TUNABLE TORSIONAL RESONATOR WITH LAYERED INDUCTOR

STRAIN-INSENSITIVE, STRETCHABLE THERMOACOUSTIC LOUDSPEAKER WITH ENTANGLED CARBON NANOTUBES

Structural design strategies of triboelectric nanogenerators for omnidirectional wind energy harvesting

Washable heat-resistant and inkjet-printed devices on cotton fabric for wearable applications

Multi-Dimensionally Functionalized Pressure Sensor for Human Motion Detection Based on 1D AgNWs/2D rGO-Coated 3D Porous Sponge

Versatile Foldable Inkjet‐Printed Thermoacoustic Loudspeaker on Paper

High-Temperature-Operable Electromechanical Computing Units Enabled by Aligned Carbon Nanotube Arrays

Mechanically resilient, alumina-reinforced carbon nanotube arrays for in-plane shock absorption in micromechanical devices

Formation of sub-100-nm suspended nanowires with various materials using thermally adjusted electrospun nanofibers as templates

Atomic layer deposited Pt nanoparticles on functionalized MoS<sub>2</sub> as highly sensitive H<sub>2</sub> sensor

Fabrication of fine-pored polydimethylsiloxane using an isopropyl alcohol and water mixture for adjustable mechanical, optical, and thermal properties

Highly Sensitive Flexible Tactile Sensors in Wide Sensing Range Enabled by Hierarchical Topography of Biaxially Strained and Capillary-Densified Carbon Nanotube Bundles

Integration of Gold Nanoparticle-Carbon Nanotube Composite for Enhanced Contact Lifetime of Microelectromechanical Switches with Very Low Contact Resistance

Location-specific fabrication of suspended nanowires using electrospun fibers on designed microstructure

Patterned Carbon Nanotube Bundles as Stretchable Strain Sensors for Human Motion Detection

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Jongbaeg Kim

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