Your skin is breathing – not in an active respiratory sense, but through continuous, two-way passive exchange with the surroundings. In a paper published today in nature, link below, titled “A Non-contact Wearable Device for Monitoring Epidermal Molecular Flux,” we introduce an

. Georgia Tech ECE researcher Matthew T. Flavin has developed a novel wearable device that can monitor the flux of vapors through the skin — offering new insights into skin health and wound healing, and a major advancement in wearable microelectronics. b.gatech.edu/42FaLwZ

Check out another successful collaboration with the other Eunhye Flavin (my wife, Eunhye Grace Flavin). This video shows a student using our AR app to learn area and volume (link to paper below). Thank you to CEISMC and Georgia Tech ECE! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

What is the largest organ in the body? The skin of course. The skin is a great place to develop haptic sensors so we can engage with the (skin’s) receptors to treat the symptoms of human disease. Since we are closing out Parkinson awareness month it is worth mentioning Parkinson

Listening to some great presentations at #InterfaceNeuro at GT Neuroscience, Neurotechnology, & Society. I just gave my talk on our haptic wearables that was recently published in Nature (check out my new lab flavinlab.io). Thank you to Christopher Rozell for your invitation!

Just a quick post to announce the publication of two collaborative papers led by other groups, with our team in support. One, appearing in Nature Reviews Electrical Engineering (nature.com/articles/s4428…), summarizes emerging bioelectronic approaches for pain management – from our

Shaking off jet lag after landing in Korea. Thank you Jaeyoung Yoon for inviting me to GCIM2025 this year, and to Hong-Joon Yoon for running a great session!

Continuing on to Pohang, where my wife, Eunhye Flavin, and I gave talks at POSTECH. Thank you for the warm reception, and thank you to Jin-Tae Kim for the invite! We discussed some of our recent work, including doi.org/10.1038/s41586… and doi.org/10.1038/s41586…

I just met Seonggwang Yoo at his new lab at Inje University, enjoying seeing their awesome facilities at the top of the mountain. Thank you for the chance to meet your students and colleagues!

Jae-Young Yoo taught me everything I know about embedded electronics. Great to see you at SKKU!

Yei Hwan Jung and I both went to UIUC as undergrads and worked in the Rogers Research Group at Northwestern as postdocs, but missed each other by a year each time. Great to meet for the first time at GCIM last week, and thanks for the opportunity to give a talk at Hanyang

I am sincerely honored to get an award for my poster at the 19th U.S.-Korea Forum on Nanotechnology. Thank you so much to Jinho Ahn, Myung Jhon, and Inhee Lee for putting on a great event and inviting me! I had a great time meeting Sung Kyu Lim (colleagues in ECE at GT),

Congratulations to my brother in law, Junhyung Cho, who just got married! I had an opportunity to give a talk to his colleagues at Seoul National University. It was a pleasure meeting Prof. Jong-Ho Lee, Prof. Min-Kyu Park, and their groups. It’s been a long and exciting trip to

I am excited to announce a new class in ECE at Georgia Tech (Georgia Tech ECE), coming Fall 2025! This will be one of the first lab-based courses offered at the grad level, and it will give students a chance to advance their own research projects (and start something new). ECE