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About
Lintao Cai is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of bio-inspired micro/nanorobotics and precision medicine. His work centers on developing intelligent, biocompatible micro/nanorobots that can navigate complex biological environments for targeted therapy and imaging. Cai’s major contributions include the creation of natural-killer-cell-inspired nanorobots with aggregation-induced emission characteristics for near-infrared-II fluorescence-guided glioma theranostics (249 citations), and magnetic–acoustic sequentially actuated CAR T cell microrobots for precision navigation and in situ antitumor immunoactivation (84 citations). He has also engineered twin-bioengine self-adaptive micro/nanorobots using enzyme actuation and macrophage relay for gastrointestinal inflammation therapy (83 citations), and dual-biomineralized yeast micro/nanorobots for gastritis therapy (42 citations). His programmable ultrasound-mediated swarms of bacteria–red blood cell microrobots for tumor-specific thrombosis and photothermal therapy (12 citations) further demonstrates his innovative approach. Cai’s work has been published in top journals like *Advanced Materials*, and he is recognized for advancing the field of cell/bacteria-based bioactive materials for cancer immune modulation. With over 470 citations across his most-cited papers, Cai is shaping the future of precision medicine through bio-inspired robotics.
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