Ruochen Pu

Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Jiangsu University

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Ruochen Pu is at the forefront of micro/nanorobotics for biomedicine, specializing in the design and application of miniature robots for targeted drug delivery and cancer therapy. Their major contributions span three critical frontiers: harnessing diverse biological carriers for micro/nanorobot propulsion, developing magnetic-driven hydrogel microrobots for osteosarcoma treatment, and pioneering electrically controlled micro/nanorobots for biomedical use. Pu’s work addresses the fundamental challenge of powering and guiding these tiny machines inside the human body, moving beyond reliance on blood circulation to achieve autonomous navigation. Their 2023 paper on biological carriers has garnered 17 citations, while their 2024 study on magnetic hydrogel microrobots—which introduces a synthetic lethality strategy for chemotherapy—has already attracted 10 citations. Another 2024 paper on electrically controlled MNRs adds 7 citations, reflecting growing interest in this emerging direction. Notably, Pu’s research on osteosarcoma therapy represents a significant step toward precision oncology, where microrobots can deliver drugs directly to tumors with unprecedented specificity. Their work is shaping the future of minimally invasive, targeted treatments that could revolutionize how we approach complex diseases.