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Yan‐Jiun Huang is a leading colorectal surgeon whose research focuses on advancing minimally invasive surgical techniques for colorectal cancer, particularly through robotic and reduced-port approaches. His major contributions lie in comparing the efficacy and safety of robotic reduced-port surgery versus conventional laparoscopic methods for left-sided colorectal cancer, demonstrating that the robotic approach can overcome limitations of single-incision surgery while preserving its benefits. Huang’s work on robotic transanal minimally invasive surgery (TAMIS) for selected rectal neoplasms has provided critical insights into local excision outcomes, emphasizing improved exposure and reduced morbidity. He has also investigated anorectal complications following robotic intersphincteric resection for low rectal cancer, offering valuable guidance for postoperative management. With his most-cited paper garnering 29 citations and several others accumulating 16–17 citations, Huang’s research has significantly influenced clinical practice in colorectal surgery. His studies, rooted in single-hospital experiences, have been instrumental in refining surgical protocols and enhancing patient recovery. Huang’s dedication to innovation in robotic surgery positions him as a key figure in the evolution of colorectal cancer treatment, making his work essential reading for surgeons and researchers seeking to optimize minimally invasive techniques.