In Advanced Micro Mechatronics and Energy Lab (AMME Lab), our interdisciplinary research spans mechanical engineering, materials science, biomedical research, and wearable electronics.

At AMME Lab, we use theoretical, numerical, and experimental approaches to tackle challenges in emerging electronics, robotics, energy storage and harvesting, and healthcare. Our research focuses on:

1. Soft Materials & Soft Robotics: Innovating flexible and responsive systems.
2. Flexible/Wearable Electronics: Developing integrated, wearable electronics.
3. Energy Storage/Harvesting: Creating efficient energy solutions.
4. 3D/4D Printing of Multifunctional Materials: Pioneering advanced materials.

I worked as a Senior Research Fellow in the department of Mechatronics Engineering at Jeju National University. During my time there, I was actively involved in conducting research in the field of Soft Robotics. Additionally, I was tasked with teaching several courses such as Advanced Printed Electronics and Modelling and Control of Robotics.  My responsibilities included designing and fabricating Soft Robots, which involved the creation of flexible electronics like soft strain, pressure, and humidity sensors. I also had the opportunity to work on developing a LabVIEW and myRIO based platform for Organ on a Chip modules. Finally, I also had the chance to work on a project involving Memristors. Overall, my time at Jeju National University was a valuable experience that allowed me to gain practical knowledge and hands-on experience in several areas of research and teaching.

I taught Electronics Engineering subjects including their lab at undergrad level.