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Welcome to the
Wearable and Implantable
Soft Electronics Lab
Our group is exploring several dimensions of future bioelectronics for wearable and implantable applications. As such, we are pushing the boundaries of technological innovation through interdisciplinary approaches, uniting the realms of engineering, materials science, and biology in collaboration with academic and industrial partners. Our key focus is on developing noise-free bioelectronics through materials and design perspectives, flexible and stretchable devices, and bio-inspired and bio-integrated electronics.
Navigate through this website to get more insights about our research and scientific contributions.
If you are interested in our research, feel free to contact Prof. Tae-il Kim.
-[Award] @October 2026, Sungbin Choi received a Chugang Scholarship ($3000) at the Fall semester of 2026. Congratulations!
-[Achievement] @September 2026: Excited to share our paper on a cleanroom-free, additively manufactured wireless optofluidic implant that enables independently programmable dual-channel drug delivery combined with μLED-mediated photodynamic therapy. It's now published in Chemical Engineering Journal. Congratulations Hin Kiu Lee and Lili Guo!
-[Award] @August 2026, Yeong-sinn Ye received an Outstanding Challengers Scholarship from the Department of Chemical Engineering Education and Research Group (BK21), SKKU. Congratulations!
-[Graduation] @August 2026: We would like to congratulate our PhD graduate Dr. Hin Kiu Lee and wish him all the best for his future endeavors.
-[Achievement] @August 2026: Our collaborative work on the development of an injectable probe having in situ photoactivation and ROS monitoring capability for metronomic photodynamic cancer therapy is now published in Small. Congratulations Dr. Gyan Raj Koirala!
-[Achievement] @June 2026: Our News & Views article regarding non-contact biomechanical profiling of 3D cardiac tissues and organoids is now published in Nature Sensors. Congratulations Dr. Gyan Raj Koirala!
-[Achievement] @June 2026: Excited to share our paper on a capillary-filtering particle-filling process that simultaneously forms vertical thermal pathways and electrically conductive vias in a single structure. It's now published in Advanced Functional Materials. Congratulations Yujin Mun and Sang Gil Lee!
-[Award] @March 2026, Ju Yeon Jeong received the 3rd best poster award (€100) in Winter school of BioEl. Congratulations!
-[Award] @March 2026, Kungmin Kim received 승지 Scholarship (5,000,000 Won) from T&L. Congratulations!
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