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Total Citations
286
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About
Ambarish Ghosh is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of microrobotics, nanorobotics, and biomedical engineering, whose work is reshaping how scientists envision drug delivery and minimally invasive medicine. Drawing inspiration from the concept of miniaturized robots navigating the human body, Ghosh has dedicated his career to transforming science fiction into tangible reality. His highly cited review "Fantastic Voyage of Nanomotors into the Cell" (2020, 222 citations) established him as a leading voice in the rapid evolution of micro- and nanoscale robotics, charting the field's dramatic progress toward cellular-level intervention. He has made significant contributions to theragnostic nanomotors — systems capable of simultaneous therapy and diagnostics — and pioneered the development of magnetically controlled nanorobots functionalized with superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles that maintain stability and steerability in complex biological environments. His innovative work on 4D-printed biocompatible magnetic nanocomposites further demonstrates his commitment to translatable, in vivo-ready technologies for tissue scaffolding and soft robotics. Ghosh has also advanced strategies for coordinating multiple nanobots through externally controlled randomization, addressing one of the field's most fundamental engineering challenges. His cumulative body of work positions him as an indispensable contributor to the future of nanomedicine.
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- 1Fantastic Voyage of Nanomotors into the Cell222 citations · 2020
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- 3Theragnostic nanomotors: Successes and upcoming challenges23 citations · 2021
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