ChangHee Son 

Postdoctoral Research Associate at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)

My work primarily revolves around three key areas:

1. Development of Shape Memory Polymers (SMP) as Adhesives: I have been actively involved in the advancement of shape memory polymers and their application as adhesives. By exploring their unique properties and functionalities, I aim to enhance their usability in various industries.

2. Transfer Printing for 3D MEMS Fabrication: I have conducted extensive research in the field of transfer printing, specifically for 3D Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) fabrication. This innovative technique enables precise and efficient transfer of microscale structures, contributing to the advancement of MEMS technology.

3. Fabrication of Soft Microsystems: I have been involved in the development of soft microsystems, including energy harvesters, microfluidic devices, and ultra-thin film flexible electronics. By leveraging soft materials and novel fabrication techniques, I strive to create highly functional and versatile microsystems for diverse applications.

To learn more about my academic and research achievements, please refer to my CV, which provides a comprehensive overview of my accomplishments as of Oct 2024.