Jiawei Cong

Jiangsu University, China Three Gorges University

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Jiawei Cong is a rising researcher in the field of micro- and nanorobotics, with a focus on magnetic and acoustic actuation. His work centers on the propulsion and collective behavior of miniature swimmers, aiming to unlock new capabilities in robotics and medicine. Cong’s major contributions include the development of highly efficient magnetic propulsion for NiFe nanorod-based swimmers, enabling three-dimensional navigation—a critical step toward practical applications in targeted drug delivery and microsurgery. He has also pioneered the study of cooperative behaviors in magnetic miniature swimmers under uniform fields, mimicking natural swarm intelligence to achieve coordinated motion. More recently, Cong has explored the use of ultrasound to control the collective behavior of nanomotors, demonstrating how frequency regulation can govern assembly, reconfiguration, and disassembly. His papers, including the highly cited 2021 study on NiFe nanorod propulsion, have garnered attention for advancing the manipulation and control of microswimmers. With a growing citation record and innovative approaches to both magnetic and acoustic actuation, Cong is establishing himself as a key contributor to the next generation of miniature robotic systems.