Ruijing Liang
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About
Ruijing Liang is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of micro-/nanorobotics and biomedicine, with a primary focus on developing biocompatible, self-propelling therapeutic robots for targeted disease treatment. Her major contributions include the design of a dual-biomineralized yeast micro-/nanorobot (Cur@CaY-robot) that achieves self-driving penetration for gastritis therapy and motility recovery, a breakthrough that addresses the critical challenge of biocompatibility in robotic drug delivery. This work has garnered 42 citations, reflecting its significant impact on the field. Liang has also advanced programmable ultrasound-mediated swarms of bacteria–red blood cell microrobots, enabling tumor-specific thrombosis and robust photothermal therapy, a novel approach that combines biological and synthetic components for precise cancer treatment. Her research exemplifies the fusion of materials science, biology, and engineering to create intelligent, minimally invasive therapeutic systems. Liang’s innovative strategies for harnessing natural organisms and biomineralization processes are paving the way for next-generation medical microrobots with real clinical potential.
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