김다완 (Dawan Kim), Ph.D
Korea National University of Transportation
Assistant Professor
Department of Electronics Engineering(전자공학과)
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Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea (2016–2022)
Dissertation: Bioinspired adhesive architectures for soft bioelectronics
B.S. in Chemical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea (2010–2016)
2023–Present Assistant Professor, Korea National University of Transportation
2022–2023 Postdoctoral Researcher, Sungkyunkwan University
2022–2023 Visiting Researcher, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS)
2024.01–2024.12 XR Demonstration Complex Project for the Materials, Parts, and Equipment Industry (PI)
2023.04–2025.12 Joint Public-Private Investment Program for Semiconductor Talent Development (Lead Institution Investigator)
2023.03–2028.02 Sejong Science Fellowship for Young Researchers (PI)
2023.06–2023.12 LINC 3.0 Industry-Academia Joint Technology Development Project (PI)
2022.09–2022.12 BRIDGE Project for Creative Asset Utilization in Universities (PI)
2022.06–2023.05 Creative and Challenging Research Base Support Program (PI)
2022.04–2023.02 Specialized Lab-Based Startup Support Program (PI)
2022.03–2023.02 BK21 Young Researcher Support Program
2020–2021 Next Generation Science and Technology Scholarship (Doctoral Research Encouragement Grant, PI)
2022 MRS Fall Poster Award: Most Comprehensive Research
2021 Outstanding Paper Award, BK21 Graduate Student Paper Competition, Sungkyunkwan University (First Author)
2021 Outstanding Research Scholarship, Department of Chemical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University
2018 Top 100 National R&D Excellence Achievements (Octopus-inspired underwater adhesive medical patch)
2016 Silver Prize, 22nd Samsung Electronics HumanTech Paper Award
2025 Energy-autonomous and skin-adaptive sensor patch, Materials Science and Engineering: R: Reports
2025 Printable conductive Marangoni-driven 3D microdome e-skin, InfoMat
2025 Polymer semiconductor-coated 3D aerogel for water evaporation, Desalination
2025 Soft skin-adaptive optical patch sensor, Nature Communications
2025 Nanoscale skin-controllable adhesive architectures, ACS Nano
2025 Electroactive programmable adhesive materials, InfoMat
2024 Self-healing 3D micro-suction adhesives, InfoMat
2024 Skin-attached haptic interface platform, Advanced Functional Materials
2024 Electroactive-actuating adhesive electronics, Advanced Functional Materials
2024 Artificial octopus-limb-like adhesive patches, ACS Nano
Undergraduate courses: Engineering Mathematics, Robotics, Microcontrollers for Robotics, Capstone Design
Mentoring: Undergraduate research advising, women in engineering mentorship programs
We integrate electronics, mechanical engineering, and materials science
to develop next-generation wearable technologies, soft grippers,
and to advance the standardization of tactile sensors.