(Department of Electronic Engineering) Develops Breathable Skin Patch for Blood Glucose and ECG Monitoring

- Developed a 3D Carbon Nanofiber Mesh-Based Skin Patch Sensor Enabling Simultaneous Blood Glucose and ECG Monitoring -

- Expected to be used for Remote Smart Management and Treatment of Chronic Diseases and Metabolic Syndromes -

- Published as a Cover Article in the Internationally

renowned Academic Journal, Advanced Functional Materials

by Wiley (IF: 19.92) -

Professor Jaeyoung Park and his research team (Dept. of Electronic Engineering) successfully developed a porous TiO2 nanocatalyst-rich three-dimensional fibrous carbon nanofiber (TiO2@LCNFs) mesh and a high-performance electrochemical-physical hybrid skin patch sensor using it, by applying laser carbonization technology applied to mesophase-PDFE nano-composite fibers.

<Professor Jaeyoung Park (Left) and Dr. Sharif Zaman (Right)> 

The research was supported by the Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy’s Industrial Technology Innovation Program (RS-2022-00154983, Development of a Self-sustaining  Power Source Sensor Platform for Low-Power Sensors and Actuators) and the Outstanding Researcher Support Program at Kwangwoon University. The research results were published as a cover article of Advanced Functional Materials (IF: 19.92) by Wiley. in the world's top functional materials and components journal.  The first author, Dr. Sharif Zaman, has been working as a researcher at the University of Kiel in Germany since March 2023. https://doi.org/10.1002/adfm.202370131

<Structure and Performance of Nano-Hybrid Skin Patch Sensor Based on 3D Fiber Carbon Nanofiber (TiO2@LCNFs) Mesh>？