Qixuan Wu

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Qixuan Wu is an emerging scholar whose research lies at the intersection of science education, educational technology, and inquiry-based learning. Their most notable contribution explores the integration of robotic telescopes and student-led research into school curricula across OECD countries. In their 2018 paper, Wu investigates how these tools can foster authentic scientific inquiry, providing a preliminary analysis of how remote, robotic observatories can transform traditional science classrooms into active research environments. While still early in their career, with their key paper accumulating 5 citations, Wu’s work addresses a critical gap in STEM education by bridging cutting-edge astronomical technology with pedagogical practice. This research has implications for curriculum designers and educators seeking to democratize access to real scientific instruments, allowing students to conduct genuine investigations rather than simulated exercises. Wu’s ongoing study promises to offer valuable insights into how schools can leverage robotic telescopes to cultivate critical thinking and scientific literacy among young learners, positioning them as a thoughtful contributor to the growing field of technology-enhanced science education.