Juanfeng Ou

Guangdong Pharmaceutical University, Southern Medical University

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Juanfeng Ou is a pioneering researcher in the field of micro/nanorobotics, with a particular focus on photoelectrochemical systems for biomedical applications. Their work centers on the development of light-driven nanomotors and nanorobots capable of precise manipulation at the cellular and tissue levels. Ou’s major contributions include the design of TiO₂-Au nanowire-based motors that can modulate single-neuron activities with remarkable precision, as demonstrated in their 2020 paper (68 citations). This breakthrough showcases the potential of micro/nanomotors to convert light energy into mechanical motion for targeted neural modulation. Building on this, Ou’s 2022 study (30 citations) introduced a visible-light-driven TiO₂@N-Au nanorobot capable of penetrating the vitreous humor of the eye, opening new avenues for minimally invasive ophthalmic therapies. Their work has garnered significant attention, with cumulative citations reflecting the growing impact of their innovations in nanomedicine and bioengineering. Ou’s research not only advances fundamental understanding of photoelectrochemical propulsion but also addresses critical challenges in drug delivery and neural interfacing, positioning them as a rising leader in the interdisciplinary field of micro/nanorobotics.