Pen‐Chi Chiang
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About
Pen-Chi Chiang is a leading researcher in environmental engineering, with a primary focus on disinfection technologies and air pollution control. His most impactful work centers on the application of gaseous chlorine dioxide (ClO₂) as a high-efficiency disinfectant and pollutant oxidizer. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Chiang’s contributions became especially critical: his mini-review on ClO₂ gas (40 citations) validated its use as a powerful tool for both disinfection and air quality management. He further advanced the field by developing a smart sterilization robot system that sprays ClO₂ for automated hospital disinfection (35 citations), directly addressing the need to protect healthcare workers from pathogen exposure. This innovative integration of robotics with chemical disinfection demonstrates his ability to translate fundamental research into practical, life-saving technologies. With a growing citation record, Chiang’s work continues to shape modern approaches to infection control and environmental safety, making him a key figure in the intersection of public health and environmental engineering.
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