Qixuan Dai
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About
Qixuan Dai is a pioneering researcher in the field of micro/nanorobotics, with a primary focus on developing intelligent, biocompatible microrobotic systems for targeted biomedical interventions. Her work centers on the design and in vivo application of magnetically actuated microswimmers and micro-droplets for treating pathogenic infections and enabling precise drug delivery. Dai’s most impactful contribution is her 2020 study on photoacoustic imaging-trackable magnetic microswimmers for treating bacterial infections, which has garnered 255 citations—a testament to its significance in advancing tetherless robotic biodevices for minimally invasive procedures. This work directly addresses the critical challenge of translating micro/nanorobots from lab to living systems. More recently, in 2024, she introduced water-stable magnetic Lipiodol micro-droplets as a miniaturized robotic tool for drug delivery, tackling key hurdles of biocompatibility, precise control, and real-time tracking. With a growing citation record, Dai is recognized for pushing the boundaries of clinical microrobotics, offering novel solutions that bridge the gap between proof-of-concept and practical therapeutic applications.
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