Jahyun Koo

Assistant Professor

Korea University

South Korea

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Jahyun Koo is an Assistant Professor at Korea University, South Korea. His research focuses on wearable sensing and imaging technologies, bioelectronic devices, and biodegradable materials for neuroelectronics. He has authored recent articles exploring topics such as multichannel nerve conduits, wireless physical sensors, and advancements in wearable electronics for health monitoring.

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Seeing inside the Body Using Wearable Sensing and Imaging Technologies

Soft, conformal tissue–electrode interfaces for bioelectronic devices: material, fabrication strategies, and applications

Premixing enables loading of long RNA in cubic phase lipid nanoparticles

3D printed biodegradable hydrogel-based multichannel nerve conduits mimicking peripheral nerve fascicules

Electrophoretic digital colorimetry integrated with electrochemical sweat sensor

Advances in wearable electronics for monitoring human organs: Bridging external and internal health assessments

Battery-Free, Wireless, Cuff-Type, Multimodal Physical Sensor for Continuous Temperature and Strain Monitoring of Nerve

Isotropic conductive paste for bioresorbable electronics

Biodegradable materials and devices for neuroelectronics

Battery-Free, Wireless, Ionic Liquid Sensor Arrays to Monitor Pressure and Temperature of Patients in Bed and Wheelchair

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Raudel Avila

Suk‐Won Hwang

Seongchan Kim

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