Tse-Lun Chen
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About
Tse-Lun Chen is a leading researcher at the intersection of environmental engineering and public health, whose work has become critically important in the era of pandemic response. His primary research areas focus on advanced disinfection technologies and air pollution control, with a particular emphasis on the application of chlorine dioxide (ClO₂) gas. Chen’s major contributions include pioneering the use of gaseous ClO₂ as a highly efficient disinfectant, validated for its superior oxidation ability in hospital settings. He further advanced the field by engineering a novel smart sterilization robot system that deploys ClO₂ spray, effectively preventing human exposure to pathogenic environments during the COVID-19 pandemic. His most cited works, including a 2020 mini-review (40 citations) and a 2021 robotics paper (35 citations), have provided both foundational knowledge and practical, deployable solutions for urgent global health challenges. By bridging theoretical chemistry with real-world automation, Chen’s research has directly enhanced the safety and efficiency of disinfection protocols in high-risk medical environments, marking him as a key innovator in modern infection control.
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