Lili Wan

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Lili Wan is a researcher whose work bridges agricultural science and biomedical engineering, with a primary focus on poultry nutrition, metabolism, and automated food processing technologies. Her key research areas include nutritional genomics, muscle and organ development in livestock, and image-based segmentation for robotic evisceration systems. In her notable 2022 study on "Nutritional metabolism evaluation and image segmentation of the chicken muscle and internal organs for automatic evisceration," Wan investigated the expression of nutrition-related genes such as acetyl-CoA acyltransferase (ACAA) in native chicken breeds, linking genetic markers to the nutritional value of poultry products. This work has garnered 3 citations, contributing to the emerging field of precision agriculture and automated meat processing. Wan’s research is particularly impactful for developing more efficient, hygienic, and data-driven methods in the poultry industry, combining molecular biology with computer vision to optimize both nutritional assessment and processing automation. Her interdisciplinary approach offers valuable insights for students and researchers interested in the intersection of animal science, food technology, and bioinformatics.