Jingtao Wang
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Jingtao Wang is a leading researcher in the field of acoustofluidics and ultrasonic microrobotics, with a primary focus on the precise manipulation of micron-sized particles—including cells and functionalized beads—within fluid environments. His most cited work, the comprehensive review "Acoustofluidics 19: Ultrasonic microrobotics in cavities" (2012, 72 citations), stands as a seminal contribution that systematically details how acoustic radiation forces can be harnessed for non-contact particle handling. In this work, Wang elucidates the nonlinear physics behind primary radiation forces and provides essential numerical simulation frameworks for device design. His research has significantly advanced the practical application of acoustic tweezers in lab-on-a-chip systems, enabling high-precision trapping, sorting, and transport of biological specimens. Wang's contributions have been instrumental in bridging theoretical acoustics with real-world biomedical engineering, offering researchers a robust toolkit for developing next-generation ultrasonic manipulation devices. His work continues to inspire innovations in microfluidics and cellular biophysics, making him a key figure in the evolution of contactless microrobotic technologies.
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