Shusen Ji

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Shusen Ji is a rising researcher at the intersection of biomedical engineering and computational mechanics, with a primary focus on vascular hemodynamics and interventional robotic systems. His most-cited work, “Hemodynamic study of blood flow in the aorta during the interventional robot treatment using fluid–structure interaction” (2023), addresses a critical gap in the field: the lack of comprehensive hemodynamic models that account for the presence of interventional robots during vascular procedures. By employing fluid–structure interaction (FSI) simulations, Ji demonstrates how normal hemodynamic indicators—such as wall shear stress and pressure distribution—are altered when robotic catheters are deployed for dredging, drug release, or stenting. This contribution is foundational for ensuring the safety and efficacy of robot-assisted vascular treatments, as it provides a quantitative framework for predicting flow disturbances and potential complications. With 4 citations in its first year, the paper signals growing interest among peers in surgical robotics and cardiovascular biomechanics. Ji’s work bridges computational modeling and clinical application, offering engineers and surgeons a tool to optimize robotic interventions before patient trials. His research is particularly relevant as interventional robots move toward broader clinical adoption, making his insights into blood flow dynamics essential for next-generation vascular care.