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Total Citations
491
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About
Huawei Chen is a leading researcher in the field of micro–nano robotics and bioinspired manipulation, with a focus on developing advanced systems for targeted medical therapies and minimally invasive operations. His work centers on field-controlled micro–nano manipulations, particularly using magnetic and acoustic fields to precisely control cell robots and nanoparticle swarms. Chen’s major contributions include the design of customizable macrophage cell robots for targeted tumor therapy, achieving precise navigation and drug delivery with minimal invasion, as demonstrated in his highly cited 2021 paper (89 citations). He has also pioneered magnetically actuated cell-robot systems capable of multimode conversion and upstream motility in complex fluid environments, addressing key challenges in in vivo drug delivery (50 and 45 citations, respectively). His research on deformable ferrofluid microrobots with omnidirectional self-adaptive mobility (31 citations) and reconfigurable vortex-like paramagnetic swarms has pushed the boundaries of microrobot control. With over 470 total citations across his top papers, Chen’s work has significant impact, particularly his 2021 review on field-controlled manipulations (117 citations). His innovations extend to bioinspired adhesion and hydrodynamic sensing, inspired by cavefish and diving beetles, showcasing his interdisciplinary approach to solving real-world biomedical and engineering problems.
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- 7Deformable ferrofluid microrobot with omnidirectional self-adaptive mobility31 citations · 2022
- 8Air Bubble Bridge‐Based Bioinspired Underwater Adhesion28 citations · 2021
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- 10Head Horn Enhances Hydrodynamic Perception in Eyeless Cavefish9 citations · 2024